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The way I changed the camera to shutter priority was I switched   it to S. Shutter priority is a system used in some automatic cameras in which the shutter speed is selected by the user and the appropriate aperture is then set by the camera. From what I saw and how the photos come out the pictures tend to either have a bright light or darkness background, others show blur and objects floating/froze. Shutter priority is useful when you're trying to capture fast motions and being able to freeze it. For example it could be used in sports, in land, and in water.

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ISO 200
Aperture f/27
shutter speed 1 second
In this photo you won't be able to see my partner because the camera shutter speed was to fast and brought a whole lot of light in.

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ISO 200
Aperture f/4
shutter speed 1/1500th of a second
In the photo, the picture came out dark because there wasn't enough light coming in and it shows my partner being  frozen in mid-air.

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ISO 200
Aperture f/4
shutter speed 1/500th of a second
the photo of my partner presents both fast and slow which captured some light and darkness which is clear to see and very focus.

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ISO 200
Aperture f/4.8
shutter speed 1/250th of a second
In this photo you can see my partner floating with a mid-light background letting off a nice color of the wall.

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ISO 200
Aperture f/13
shutter speed 1/60th of a second
In the photo above, the shutter speed captured a clear center and blurred out the back a little bit.

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ISO 200
Aperture f/16
shutter speed 1/30th of a second
In this photo, the image of my partner jumping is more clear than the shutter speed of 1 second.