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ISO- 200
Aperture- f/22
1 second shutter speed
In this picture my main object is not visible and the picture has mostly white in the picture.

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ISO- 200
Aperture- f/22
1/3 second shutter speed

In this picture my main object is more visible than the last but he is still blurry.

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ISO- 200
Aperture- f/22
1/10 second shutter speed

In this picture my main object is still a little blurry but he is more visible than the others next to him.

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ISO- 200
Aperturef/13
1/125 second shutter speed

In this picture my main object is clearer than everything that is surrounding him.

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ISO- 200
Aperture- f/9.5
1/250 second shutter speed
In this picture my main object is very clear as well as the people next to him.

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ISO- 200
Aperture- f/4
1/1500 second shutter speed
In this picture I brightened it up since it was pretty dark at first.

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1. I changed the camera to be shutter priority by going to the top of the camera and moving the little dial to the 'S'.
2. As the shutter speed goes smaller the pictures get darker and the images are much more crisper.
3. I would want to use shutter speed as a priority because it is better quality and that's what we always use in this class. I would use Shutter speed for example when I am at a sports event taking pictures or if I were to take a picture of a bird flying. Overall I would just use it when I am taking pictures of objects that are moving.