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Shutter speed 1s
ISO 200
Apature F/22
The picture is really bright and is very hard to see.

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Shutter speed 1/3
ISO 200
Apature F/22
The picture is not as bright as the 1 second shutter speed. You can make out the person in the picture. Still bright

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shutter speed 1/10
ISO 200
Apature F/22
The colors of the picture are much better and you can make out the people in the photo. Its no really that bright.

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Shutter speed 1/125
ISO 200
Apature F/11
The photo is not bright anymore and it is almost like its completely frozen. They don't really look like they have movement

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Shutter speed 1/250
ISO 200
Apature F/8
The photo is frozen in time and is getting a tad bit darker than the other photos.

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Shutter speed 1/1500
ISO 200
Apature F/3.5
The picture is frozen and is similar to the 1/250 shutter speed because they are frozen. The picture is the darkest of all the pictures.

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To get shutter priority on the camera I used to take theses photos was really easy. On the top of the camera there is a dial that has every setting for the lens. the one I did was the s Which meant Shutter priority. You change the shutter speed by scrolling a dial and changing the time or the shutter speed.

When I change the shutter speeds from low to high the images went from really bright to dark. Then blurry to crisp. You move scroll the dial to change the shutter speed.

You would want to use shutter priority in situations were you wan to see a smooth and fluid picture that looks like it has movement. You would also want to use it if You wanted to capture the moment in a singe quick frame that looks frozen and not moving.