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shutter speed 1.0
aperture f/27
ISO 200
The photo is very bright and his movements are seen as a trace.

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shutter speed 1/3
aperture f/27
ISO 200
There is less of a trace from his movements behind him.

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shutter speed 1/30
aperture f/16
ISO 200
His surroundings are less blurry, but he is because he is mid jump.

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shutter speed 1/60
aperture f/9.5
ISO 200
He is still blurry.

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shutter speed 1/250
aperture f/4.8
ISO 200
He isn't seen as blurry anymore but his upper body still isn't in focus.

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shutter speed 1/500
aperture f/4
ISO 200
He is seen more clearly and looks as if he stayed mid air.

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shutter speed 1/1500
aperture f/4
ISO 200
This photo is a bit darker but it captures the moment he was in mid air without a blur.

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You change the camera to shutter priority by switching the dial to S.
When the shutter speed is low, everything is a trace. When the shutter speed is high, the photo is darker and movements are caught clearly.
You would use high shutter speed when trying to capture action shots. Slow shutter speed should be used when wanting a trace of lights or movement.