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The document discusses camera settings for different shots used in posters for a movie. It provides the ISO, aperture, and shutter speed settings for shots in a teaser poster, two theatrical posters, and a landscape poster. The settings were chosen to focus on certain elements, match lighting between posters, and set a mood through the quality and brightness of light. Specifically, a small aperture focused on models in the teaser poster, slow shutter speeds accommodated extra light, and matching settings linked the posters visually. A large aperture and faster shutter created a clearer shot while a high ISO simulated candlelight for the horror-themed landscape poster.
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