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Aperture F/4.8 |Shutter Speed|1/750|ISO 200

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Aperture F/4.8 |Shutter Speed|1/750|ISO 200

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This is probably the best photo because It's the most stable, there's little to no shakiness because of the high shutter speed

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Aperture F/8 |Shutter Speed|1/250|ISO  200

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Aperture F/8 |Shutter Speed|1/250|ISO  200

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The photo looks way more stable because of the faster shutter, it's an appropriatte shutter to use because of everyone jumping

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Aperture F/16 |Shutter Speed|1/60|ISO 200

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Aperture F/16 |Shutter Speed|1/60|ISO 200

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The photo seems to be a bit more stable or less shaky. This is because of the faster shutter speed, although it's not the appropriate shutter either way

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Aperture F/22 |Shutter Speed|1/30|ISO 200

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Aperture F/22 |Shutter Speed|1/30|ISO 200

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The low shutter captures motion blur on this picture to because it has a low shutter speed too, if it was higher it would've looked better.

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Aperture F/27 |Shutter Speed|1/3|ISO 100

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Aperture F/27 |Shutter Speed|1/3|ISO 100

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The low shutter speed captures motion blur, motion blur is when the subject moves too fast or leaves a blurry trail behind due to low shutter speed.