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I changed the Shutter speed on the main home screen of the camera which then also changed the aperture because speed and amount of light go hand in hand. It was easy to change the shutter speed. Then as I looked at the pictures i noticed that the Faster the speed the less blur in the photo's therefore the higher quality or less noise in the photos. Also it makes the Aperture smaller and therefore less light in the picture which is why the last two in mine are so dark compared to the first. So as the shutter speed gets faster the photo gets darker but higher quality.

I  would want a faster shutter speed in situations like Action pictures (Sports, Cars, jumping) or any motion that i want frozen and no blur. And Slower in light painting or any picture where i want a cool blur or over lapping time affect. You'd want to understand shutter speed and make it a priority because you don't want any pictures to come out over or under exsposed or not in foucus because you used the wrong speed. It really contols how the whole picture will turn out.

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This picture again very dark but the most clear out of them all and also the most in focus. So the faster the speed the less light but higher quality in the photo.

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The picture is very hard to see since i was i the class room but still you can see it's much clearer and even more focused and again Adan is frozen in mid air.

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Adan seems to be floating in mid air, still not super clear and again got a little darker but not a crazy blur effect.

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Adan is a little more in focus and the room actual got a little darker then the first picture.

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I notice that the main subject Adan who was jumping is super blurry, but the parts that had no motion like the desk and walls are pretty clear.

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Explosion of colors

Camera: NIKON D300S

Aperture: f/13.0

ISO: 200

Shutter Speed: 1/200
I like this picture because of the color mix and how it looks frozen in time which is the cool part about fast shutter speed how it actually stops time for a moment.

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Panasonic Lumix LZ-8

6sec, F/8, ISO100, Camera on Tripod.

Location: Bandar Tasik Selatan Pedestrian Bridge

I Like this photo because I'm really into the way light looks in slow shutter pictures and the cool affects it has on the picture.