Several quotes -
Troubleshooting stereo equipment seems quite off topic
It's not photography so I think the admin will move it.........
This is a photography section. Does your receiver take digital images? Then be gone with you, be banished to the proper section.

What is wrong with you guys ? Are you simply not reading or just basically thick ?
This comes up time and time again and you still simply can't seem to grasp the concept.
This query was posted in "Chit-Chat (non-photography talk)" so is a perfectly acceptable subject.
Leaving aside the fact that the OP would probably get better results elsewhere (although there are some good answers here anyway) I do wish some of you would get on the right page and stop wasting my time having to read extra BS.

No. I have one. I can control ISO and shutter time. Aperture is fixed for each lens.

With a sensor that small, it would be pointless to stop down. You would degrade contrast and sharpness with diffraction.

Smartphone cameras serve a different purpose from dSLRs and MILCs. I own the phone for the dozens of other uses I make of it, not just because it has a great point-and-shoot camera that's always with me.

If I'm doing intentional photography, I pull out my dedicated camera gear. If I'm trying to live "in the moment," I take the iPhone and try to resist getting on it unless I need to.

It's so funny that you say, "when I become one with my gear", that's exactly how I feel with my digital equipment and it's exactly what I want with this Hasselblad and that is exactly why I'm here. You guys and gals in this forum are directly responsible for my success with my digital photography and I will always be grateful for the help and direction. I read every response and I respond to them all. I might be a bit slow at times in responding but my goal is to never have someone take time to provide answers and advice and I not at least respond. So never hesitate to give an opinion or advice on my posts, it's always appreciated. So, many thanks to you for responding.