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ISO 200, Aperture f/27, Shutter Speed 1/3
In this picture you can see there is too much light coming in and the shutter speed is too slow, you can see a little bit of the figure but not much.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/13, Shutter Speed 1/30
In this picture you can see theres a little less light in this picture than the last though its still blurry.

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ISO 200, Aperture 1/11, Shutter Speed 1/60
In this picture you can see that it's still blurry.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/5.8, Shutter Speed 1/250
In this picture you can see theres still a little bit of blur, and theres less light than the last.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/3.8, Shutter Speed 1/500
In this picture, its pretty clear, but the shutter speed isn't quite there yet.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/3.8, Shutter Speed 1/1500
In this picture you can see that it looks like Riley is floating, and the shutter speed is just right to catch him, but it was a little dark so I lightened it.

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to change the camera to shutter priority, there is a dial on the top and you just twist it to the part that has an S. In each photo where the the shutter speed is changed, you can see less light coming in, and the image begins to become more clear. You would want to use shutter speed as a priority because it can change the whole mood of a picture. You want to use shutter speed depending on what type of picture you are taking.