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1: I changed the mode on my camera to Shutter Priority by finding the mode dial on the top right of the DSLR and I turned to the S which stands for shutter priority. The are other modes on the dial such as M(manual), P(program), A(automatic).
When the shutter speed changes, the quality of the photo changes with it. The faster the shutter speed, the higher the shutter speed, the less light that can go into the lens but the more movement is captured at the same time. When the shutter speed is lower, the more light that can come in to the lens, but the photo becomes softer, or more blurry as some would say.
You may want to use shutter as a priority if you are maybe at a sport even or anything that is live action and fast paced. It comes handy when you want to capture an important moment of the the game or the last lap of a first place car racer.

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I believe that the photo shown has a shutter speed of about 1/3rd of a second because makes the wave crest look blurry and makes the mist of the wave look like thick fog and an ISO of about100 because it is early day time and it is bright outside. I like tis photo because the slow shutter speed gives the wave a more metallic look and really reflects the light from the sunrise onto the wave.

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Shutter: 1/3rd of a sec. Aperture: F/22 ISO: 200

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Shutter: 1/3rd of a sec. Aperture: F/22 ISO: 200

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I see everyone has a ghostly form because they were all jumping simultaneously

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Shutter: 1/30th of a sec. Aperture: F/16 ISO: 200

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Shutter: 1/30th of a sec. Aperture: F/16 ISO: 200

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There is a little bit more clarity in the photo and there is less light coming in the lens

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Shutter: 1/60th of a sec. Aperture: F/11 ISO: 200

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Shutter: 1/60th of a sec. Aperture: F/11 ISO: 200

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Most of everyones body is most clear, the only thing that is blurry are their hands because that is the last thing that stops moving when you're in mid-air.

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Shutter: 1/250th of a sec. Aperture: 4.8 ISO: 200

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Shutter: 1/250th of a sec. Aperture: 4.8 ISO: 200

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There is total clarity across the board but the photo is getting dimmer because there is less and less light coming through to the lens.

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Shutter:1/750th of a sec. Aperture: 3.5 ISO: 200 

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Shutter:1/750th of a sec. Aperture: 3.5 ISO: 200 

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Everybody's moment is clear and crisp but the photo is much dimmer then the others because the shutter was moving the fastest out of all the other photos and there was little time for the light to make it in.

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I believe that the photo shown has a shutter speed of approximately 1/750th of a second because it captures every part of the waters movement and an ISO of about 100 because this photo looks like ti was taken in a well lit room. I like this photo because the photographer captured the crispness of the water and the there are ridges in the water that line up with the fist, making it look like a bigger fist.