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Shutter Speed: 1/3rd of a second
Ios: 100
Apature: f/22
In this photograph I see that my partner is out of focus and ghost like due to the slow shutter.

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Shutter Speed: 1/10th of a second
Ios: 100
Apature: f/13
In this picture we can see more of my partners teachers like his hands are a little more clear. He is also not as ghost like as in the fist photo.

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Shutter Speed: 1/30th of a second
Ios: 100
Apature: f/6.7
In this photograph the background got a little bit more clearer then in the first picture. Also my partner is less ghost like and is getting more visible.

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Shutter Speed: 1/90th of a second
Ios: 100
Apature: f4
In this picture the background is not as light as it was in the first picture but not as dark as it is in the last. My partner is still getting more clear but still a little fuzzy.

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Shutter Speed: 1/250 of a second
Ios: 100
Apature: f/3.5
In this picture my partner is completely visible with his facial expressions. The back grown as we can see is getting darker.

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Shutter Speed: 1/750 of a second
Ios: 100
Apature: f/3.5
In this picture my partner has more detail like in his shirt. The back grown has gotten even darker the in the pictures before.

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I changed the camera to be shutter priority by changing the iOS to 100 and every picture we would move the shutter speed to be faster. What I saw for the pictures was that the slower the shutter speed was the less detailed the picture was and the brighter it was. In the first couple pictures my partner was hard to make out. The faster the shutter speed was the darker it became and also the more detailed the photo was. Also my partner came out more clear. Shutter speed should be used for taking fast moving pictures. For example if you try to take a picture of a flying bird yo should use the fast shutter speed.