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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 is automatically 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 is automatically selected.

-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 ignored

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The other of the two settings is automatically selected

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