In which of the following scenarios would a photographer likely choose to use a lower ISO setting?

You were previously shooting at night. Your ISO is set to 1600. You've set your aperture to f/8 and your shutter to 1/500, but your picture is overexposed by 3 stops. What should your new ISO setting be?

What does aperture control? Select two.

You want to take a portrait with a thin depth of field. Your settings are: ISO 100, 1/125, f/8. Which setting to do you change and what do you change it to?

Shutter speed controls exposure (brightness/darkness) but what other factor does shutter speed control?

You're photographing a portrait and want to have the subject in sharp focus but the background softly blurred. What type of aperture setting would you likely choose?

You're on a hiking trip and come across a stunning landscape. You want everything from the nearby flowers to the distant mountains to be in focus. Which aperture setting would you likely use to achieve a large depth of field?

You are photographing a hummingbird in flight and want to freeze its rapid wing movement to capture a sharp image. What shutter speed would you likely choose?

You're near a waterfall and want to create a beautiful image where the water appears silky and smooth. Which shutter speed might you use to achieve this effect?