👉 "Aperture Priority" refers to a camera mode in which an aperture is set to its widest possible opening, typically allowing objects on or below the ISO value to be exposed. Definition: "Aperture Priority" is a technique used in photography where the aperture (opening speed) of your camera lens is set to its widest possible open position, with the effect being that higher ISO values will expose more detail and better quality images. This setting allows for less exposure at lower ISOs due to fewer photons entering the sensor to be processed. It's useful when you want to increase image quality without significantly affecting noise or detail in high-contrast scenes.
