Practical exercise
What is lens aperture (f-stop)?: try it yourself

Aim
You should be able to point to the photographs and explain what changed. If the depth-of-field difference is weak, move closer to the front object and increase the distance between it and the background.
Do this step by step
- Arrange three objects at different distances from the camera.
- Use Aperture Priority and focus on the nearest object.
- Choose the lowest f-number your lens allows and take a photograph.
- Without moving the camera or objects, take another at f/8.
- Try f/16 if available and if there is enough light, preferably with the camera supported.
- Compare the background and also note the shutter speed the camera chose for each photograph.
