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When analyzing industries, we have found some to be so small that signs of strength in the group might not be relevant For example, if

6 Now add another slide Click the New Slide button option in Common Tasks, and then add another blank slide 7 Add another image to this new blank slide 8 Continue this process until you ve created a complete slide show 9 To add a common transition to every slide in your presentation, choose Slide Show | Slide Transition and select a transition from the transition drop-down menu The Dissolve transition is a good choice To apply this transition to every slide in your slide show, choose Apply To All

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So far so good but there s one other aspect to consider, and that s the fact that camera lenses can change the diameter of their aperture, thus letting in more or less light as needed The size of a camera s aperture at any given moment is called the f/stop, or sometimes referred to as the f number of the lens F/stops are represented by numbers that start with f/ like f/2, f/56, and f/11 The larger the number, the smaller the opening, so an f22 is very, very small (not much light gets through to the film), while a lens set to f/12 is a huge opening that floods the film with light Changing the camera setting by a whole f/stop, such as from f/56 to f/8 or from f/11 to f/16, doubles or halves the available light, depending upon which way you re going If you adjust a lens from f/8 to f/11, for instance, you ve reduced the light by half We talk about this in more detail in 3 (it s really important, yet really simple), but for the moment take a look at Figure 2-2 This diagram shows the relationship between f/stop and shutter speed As you reduce the shutter speed, you need to increase the diameter of the aperture in order to have enough light to take a properly exposed picture

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enough to call a group On the other hand, there are industries with too many companies, such as the chemical industry This excessive supply does not add to their attractiveness unless some extremely unusual changes occur in their industry conditions

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