This document discusses the effect of different aperture settings on depth of field in photographs. It notes that using one of the lowest aperture settings, F-stop 7.1, resulted in a photo with a low depth of field and lack of focus, while one of the highest settings, F-stop 32, produced a photo with a high depth of field and all objects and background in focus.

1. Aperture
By Sidtharth Sureshkumar

2. F-STOP 7.1
• Using one of the lowest aperture settings on my camera had resulted in a
photograph with a low depth of field and a lack of focus

3. F-STOP 8

4. F-STOP 10

5. F-STOP 11

6. F-STOP 16

7. F-STOP 32
• Using one of the highest aperture settings on my camera had resulted in
a photograph with a high depth of field and all objects and the
background in focus.