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ISO 200, Aperture ƒ/27, Shutter Speed 1s

In the photo you can see lots of movement but the picture . is over exposed. This is because of the 1s Slow Shutter Speed.

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ISO 200, Aperture ƒ/27, Shutter Speed 1/3s

In the photo you can see the full progress of the jump. This is because of the 1/3s Slow Shutter Speed.

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ISO 200, Aperture ƒ/16, Shutter Speed 1/30s

In the photo you can still see movement but not the full jump. This is because of the 1/30s Slow Shutter Speed.

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ISO 200, Aperture ƒ/11, Shutter Speed 1/60s

In the photo you can still see little movement but some in the arms and hair. This is because of the 1/60s Fast Shutter Speed.

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ISO 200, Aperture ƒ/5.6, Shutter Speed 1/250s

In the photo you can see no movement. This is because of the 1/60s Fast Shutter Speed.

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ISO 200, Aperture ƒ/4.2, Shutter Speed 1/500s

In the photo you can see no movement. This is because of the 1/500s Fast Shutter Speed.

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ISO 200, Aperture ƒ/4.2, Shutter Speed 1/1500s

In the photo you can see no movement but the camera wasn't completely focused. This is because of the 1/1500s Fast Shutter Speed.

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To put a Nikon D7200 into Shutter Priority or "s", you need to look at the top of the camera. on the left should be a round disc with lots of letters/pictures. In the middle of the disc is a button, push that button while rotating the disc to where the white mark points "s". Now the camera is in Shutter Priority mode.

Every time I changed the Shutter Speed from Slow to Fast the camera captured moment more still and made the photo darker. The first photo is very bright and captured lots of movement. The last one is dark and captured a very still point of movement.

A photographer would use Shutter Priority "s" mode when wanting to capture a photo based on Shutter Speed. It helps when doing a fast Shutter Speed to capture a "freeze image" (an image that shows very little movement). It also helps when doing a Slow Shutter Speed to capture a "drawn out image"(an image that shows lots of movement).