The term 'camera setting' refers to the various adjustments that can be made to a camera in order to achieve a desired effect. The crossword solutions for this term are AUTO (4 letters), APERTURE (8 letters), BERLIN (6 letters), FOCUS (5 letters), SPEED (5 letters), FST (3 letters), ACPA (4 letters), and FSTOP (5 letters). AUTO is a setting that allows the camera to automatically adjust its settings based on the environment. APERTURE is the size of the opening in the lens that controls the amount of light that enters the camera. BERLIN is a type of shutter SPEED that is used to capture fast-moving objects. FOCUS is the adjustment of the lens to bring an object into sharp FOCUS. SPEED is the measurement of how quickly the shutter opens and closes. FST is a type of flash synchronization that allows the camera to take pictures with a flash. ACPA is a type of autofocus system that uses contrast detection to determine the FOCUS of the lens. FSTOP is a unit of measurement that is used to indicate the size of the APERTURE.