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Aperture f/22, Shutter Speed 1 Second, ISO 200

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Aperture f/22, Shutter Speed 1 Second, ISO 200

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Image darkened to make subject more visible.

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Aperture f/22 , Shutter Speed 1/3rd of a Second ,  ISO 200

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Aperture f/22 , Shutter Speed 1/3rd of a Second ,  ISO 200

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Image darkened to make subject more visible.

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Aperture f/22, Shutter Speed 1/10th of a Second, ISO 200

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Aperture f/22, Shutter Speed 1/10th of a Second, ISO 200

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Aperture f/22, Shutter Speed 1/30th of a Second, ISO 200

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Aperture f/22, Shutter Speed 1/30th of a Second, ISO 200

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Aperture f/22 , Shutter Speed 1/60th of a Second ,  ISO 200

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Aperture f/22 , Shutter Speed 1/60th of a Second ,  ISO 200

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Aperture f/22 , Shutter Speed 1/1500th of a Second,  ISO 200

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Aperture f/22 , Shutter Speed 1/1500th of a Second,  ISO 200

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You can change the camera to shutter priority by scrolling onto the "S" symbol on the top of the camera. Shutter speed affects two things - The clarity of the photo & the brightness of it. When the shutter speed is low, the picture will often turn out blurred depending on how slow it is, it will also be much brighter. Whereas with fast shutter speed, the photos will be darker as opposed to photos taken with slow shutter speed. Photos taken with fast shutter speed will often be much clearer aside from the fact that it's dimmer, it takes shots with very little blur.

Different shutter speeds are used to photograph different things. A slow shutter speed will most often be used to capture landscapes and scenic shots such as waterfalls and star trails. While a faster shutter speed is best used when capturing action shots like for sports & flying birds.