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Hmmm, thats not what we want, is it? Todays digital cameras do a lot for us, but theres no replacement for the human eye. Its important to learn how cameras work with light to create an image, that way well know whats going on when its time to capture a moment. There are three variables that determine if youre getting the right amount of light for the correct exposure. With a manual camera, were able to change any of the variable ourselves. Different settings can result in really different pictures. Lets look at the process together. First, see this here? This is the aperture. Its the hole that light passes through. If we make the aperture big, well have more light, true, but the sharpness of your photo will decrease very quickly from your focus point, backward and forward. This is what we call shallow depth of field. If we have a very small aperture, well have less light but a deeper depth of field. For portraits, it can be nice to have a sharp figure separate from a som