Auto mode is a convenient option for many camera owners. It allows the camera to make the best choices for settings like shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and more. When you switch to portrait mode, your camera automatically chooses a wide aperture, which creates a shallow depth of field. Landscape mode is like the opposite of portrait mode. It sets the camera with a small aperture (big  number) to ensure that as much of the scene as possible is in focus, giving you a large depth of field. Sports mode, or action mode, is perfect for capturing moving objects. It’s great for photographing sports, pets, cars, wildfire, and more. Night mode is so much fun to experiment with. Its perfect for capturing colorful and interesting shots in lowlight situations. Movie mode allows you to capture moving images with sound. Aperture priority mode is like a semi- automatic mode where you get to choose the aperture, and your camera takes care of the other settings like shutter speed. Program mode is like a slightly more advanced version of auto mode. It gives you a little more control over features like flash, white balance, and ISO. Manual mode gives you complete control over your camera. You get to adjust settings like shutter speed, aperture, ISO, and more. Its perfect for when you want full flexibility and creative control over your shots.