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===**Which f-stop setting produced the brightest picture? Which f-stop setting produced the darkest picture?** **Why**? ===

brightest was 2.8 darkest was 5

**Which f-stop setting had the sharpest focus in the foreground?**
**f 6.4** == Which f-stop setting allowed the background to be in better focus? ==

f 4

Shutter Speed





ISO

light light

Dark

 Dark

Major Project  1/100 F 3.1 ISO 400 Custom WB

SP/ Auto









Auto 



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Landscape Sport- The Snow had a sharper focus on the flakes Snow- Flower- The flower with the Flower setting was sharper and in the foreground more than the one in auto Portrait- The auto had more clarity than the portrait setting

Comment on brightness, wb, as well as focus clarity. 2.5/5

<span style="background-color: #00ff00; font-family: Tahoma,Geneva,sans-serif; font-size: 140%;">Assignment Write-up

I think that out of all the camera setting that manual is better because then you get to choose how you want it to look. When you choose auto it might not capture the light just as you want it or pick up what you want it to pick up. On the SP you don't get to be as creative with your picture as when you are on manual choosing your own settings.

Kennedy: Was SP better than the Auto? Manual is when you determine the fstop, ss, iso and WB. 4/5