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The photographer probably use da shutter speed of 1/800 because the dog is in focus and all of the details are very clear. I like this because you can see all of the dog's features very clearly even though he is shaking his head.

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The photographer probably used a shutter speed around 1 second because the dogs body is in focus but it's head is blurry. I like this picture because you can see the water coming off of the dog

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I turned the mode dial on the top to the "s" and then turned the wheel on the front of the camera to the correct shutter speed. When the shutter speed is slower, the pictures are blurrier and more exposed. When the shutter speed is faster the photos are less exposed but more in focus.

I would use a slower shutter speed to take pictures of a moving object with the background out of focus. When taking pictures of water you can use a slow shutter speed to make the water look like silk.

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aperture f/22, shutter speed 1/3rd of a second, ISO 100

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aperture f/22, shutter speed 1/3rd of a second, ISO 100

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The photo is brightest and it is also very blurry and no one is is focus.

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aperture f/9, shutter speed 1/30th of a second, ISO 100

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aperture f/9, shutter speed 1/30th of a second, ISO 100

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This photo is more exposed and parts of the photo are blurry but one person is completely in focus.

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aperture f/3.5, shutter speed 1/250th of a second, ISO 100

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aperture f/3.5, shutter speed 1/250th of a second, ISO 100

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This photo is darker and everything in the photo is in focus.