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ISO 200, Aperture f/22 Shutter Speed 1/3 of a second
In this you can see that everyone is blurry and the you can see double of my partners head and arms.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/8, Shutter Speed 1/30 of a second.
In this you can see that my partners head is in focus but his feet and hands are still blurry.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/5.6, Shutter Speed 1/60 of a second
In this you can see my partner is mostly in focus and frozen but his feet are still blurry.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/3.5, Shutter Speed 1/250 of a second
In this you can see my partner seems to be frozen in time and that nothing seems blurry as he is jumping.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/3.5, Shutter Speed 1/750 of a second
In this photo you can see my partner jumping I didn't so a great job at this speed most of the photos came out blurry and in this one his eyes are closed and his feet are a little blurry.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/3.5,Shutter Speed 1/1500 of a second
In this photo you can see my partner jumping in an almost superman pose. It almost looks like he is taking flight with the other people still on the ground. His hands and feet are a little blurry but its still my favorite.

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I changed the camera to be on shutter speed priority by moving the circle lever on the top let side of the camera to the capital S.

The slower the shutter speed it seemed the more blurry the person moving was, but as you increase the shutter speed the person moving becomes more in focus and crisp looking. Along with the person becoming more in focus the higher the shutter speed the darker the image becomes since it is not capturing as much light.

You want shutter speed to be priority because it insures you are able to capture an image with crispness when someone or something is moving.  It could also be used to make light images or making running water look silky using a slow shutter speed it depends on what you want to capture.