“ With your new photography skills and your new fancy camera, your family members nominate you the official photographer at your family reunion. It comes time to take the giant group picture with over 60 people in it including your Uncle Bob who really shouldn’t have worn that ugly Hawaiian shirt.What mode do you set the camera to? The little portrait icon, because it’s a portrait! But there is a problem a really big problem. The portrait mode on your camera automatically makes the aperture go really low, because it thinks you want shallow depth-of-field in your portrait. But in this instance, it’s such a large group of people that you need full depth-of-field so that the people in the back aren’t out of focus. The camera doesn’t know your intentions with this portrait, so half of the group looks blurry.