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The photographer probably used a shutter speed of 1/1000 of a second to capture all of the details without any motion blur.

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The photographer probably used a shutter speed between 1/2 of a second to 1/30 of a second to creation this crazy motion blur.

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1.) How did I change camera to shutter priority?
I changed the "mode dial" to S, which stands for shutter priority.

2.)What happens to photos when the shutter speed changes?
When there is a fast shutter speed it helps freeze action completely, however when there is a slow shutter speed it creates an effect called motion blur. Also when there is a fast shutter speed less light is able to enter the camera causing the photo to be dark and vice versa.

3.) Why should I use shutter priority and when should I?
You should use shutter priority when you want to control motion blur or stop action.

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Shutter Speed 1/750 of a second, Aperture f/4, ISO 200
This photo is very clear, but very dark

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Shutter Speed 1/250 of a second, Aperture f/4, ISO 200
This photo is a little dark and has little to no blur

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Shutter Speed 1/60 of a second, Aperture f/8, ISO 200
This photo has the perfect lighting, but is a little blurry

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Shutter Speed 1/30 of a second, Aperture f/11, ISO 200
This photo has too much blur, which makes it not a great photo.

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Shutter Speed 1/3 of a second, Aperture f/27, ISO 200
This photo is extremely blurry, however it makes a pretty cool duplicate affect.