Create a clean black and white educational infographic titled CAMERA BASICS on a white background. Use bold uppercase typography at the top with wide letter spacing. Design the infographic in three clear horizontal sections: Section 1 Aperture / F-stop: Show a row of camera aperture icons from wide open to narrow opening. Label each icon clearly above or below with: F/1.4, F/2, F/2.8, F/4, F/5.6, F/8, F/11, F/16. The aperture diagrams should gradually close from left to right, showing how the lens opening becomes smaller as the f-number increases. Section 2 Shutter Speed / Motion Blur: Show a running human silhouette repeated across the row. On the left, the runner should be sharp and frozen. Moving toward the right, the runner should become increasingly blurred to demonstrate slower shutter speeds. Label the examples with: 1/1000 Sec, 1/250 Sec, 1/100 Sec, 1/50 Sec, 1/15 Sec, 1/4 Sec. Section 3 ISO / Image Noise: Show a row of simple framed image icons featuring two small human figures. From left to right, the images should gradually become noisier and grainier. Label each frame with: ISO 50, ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800, ISO 1600. Use a minimal monochrome graphic style, simple icon-based illustrations, clean spacing, high contrast, educational poster design, photography learning guide aesthetic, sharp vector-like graphics, centered layout, readable labels, and a professional camera tutorial look.