Wenyan Wang



-Take advantage of shutter speed of 250th of a second


-Take advantage of shutter speed of 1/8th of a second



-Take advantage of aperture at F22



-Take advantage of lowest aperture

-Deep DOF at lowest ISO


-Deep DOF at highest ISO


-Shallow DOF at lowest ISO



-Shallow DOF at highest ISO

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