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Aperture f/27, Shutter Speed 1/3 of a second, ISO 200
In this photograph, the motion blur makes her look ghostly, and you can kind of see through her.

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Aperture f/9.5, Shutter Speed 1/30 of a second, ISO 200
This photograph is definitely more clear than the last one, but there's still motion blur around her feet.

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Aperture f/6.7, Shutter Speed 1/60 of a second, ISO 200
In this photograph, the other faces become more clear instead of just hers, but there's still some motion blur around the edges.

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Aperture f/3.8, Shutter Speed 1/250 of a second, ISO 200
In this photograph, everything becomes more clear, and the motion blur is almost completely gone, so everyone looks almost frozen in place.

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Aperture f/3.8, Shutter Speed 1/500 of a second, ISO 200
The motion blur is completely gone, so everyone looks like they're floating in mid-air, which is pretty cool.

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Aperture f/3.8, Shutter Speed 1/750 of a second, ISO 200
In this photograph, most of them did silly poses, and it looks really cool frozen in mid-air like that. I also had to brighten this photo a little bit because it was underexposed.

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Aperture f/3.8, Shutter Speed 1/1500 of a second, ISO 200
I had to brighten this photo a lot because of how fast the shutter speed is in this photo. It's definitely the most clear out of all of them.

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I changed the camera to shutter priority mode by switching the mode dial to S, which means Shutter Priority. Clicking the little on top of the dial allows you change the mode. When shutter speed changes from slower to faster, pictures capturing movement become more clear, because they capture a moment faster.
I would want to use shutter speed as priority when I want to capture movement. I would use shutter speed priority if I were at a sport. such as a football game, to capture a player running, or if I wanted a photo of a fast car as it was moving. The shutter priority can capture movements that the human eye can not normally see, such as a hummingbird's wings flapping.