What necessarily happens when a photographer chooses to give either the aperture or the shutter speed priority? The other of the two settings stays as previously selected. The other of the two settings

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What necessarily happens when a photographer chooses to give either the aperture or the shutter speed priority?

The other of the two settings stays as previously selected.

The other of the two settings is overridden.

The other of the two settings is automatically selected.

The other of the two settings is ignored.

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Answer: The other of the two settings is automatically selected.

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Answer:

The other of the two settings is automatically selected.

Step-by-step explanation:

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