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ISO 200, Aperture f/27, Shutter Speed 1/3
In this photo you can see the moment they are about to take off and the rest is blurred. It creates a dreamy feel.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/8, Shutter Speed 1/30
In this photo you can see David in the middle and he is more in focus than everyone else. Slower shutter speed makes the movement wispy.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/5.6, Shutter Speed 1/60
In this photo you can see everyone is moving and it is sort of focused on two people which makes them stand out.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/3.8, Shutter Speed 1/250
In this photo you can see that it is a little bit blurry but it still captures everyone mid-motion.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/3.8, Shutter Speed 1/750
In this photo you see everyone captured in mid-motion and it is very clear. I increased the brightness to make it more visible.

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ISO 200, Aperture f/3.8, Shutter Speed 1/1500
In this photo you can see everyone frozen in time. I increased the brightness to make it more visible.

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To change shutter speed you have to make sure the camera is set on Shutter Priority. Then you use the dial to change the shutter speed up or down. Slow shutter speed allows in more light and captures a motion blur. Fast shutter speed allows in less light and captures a moment in time. You want to use Shutter priority if you are either trying to make a blur or wispy effect, or you are trying to capture a moment in time.