4.Shutter+Speed

Shutter speed is the amount of time that the camera's shutter is open. This affects the sharpness of the picture and the light of the picture that is taken. For example, if a picture of a person running is taken with a shutter speed as fast as 1/50 sec, the person running would be blurry. However, if the picture is taken with a shutter speed as fast as 1/300, it would appear less blurry. Also, the slower the shutter speed, the higher amount of light enters the camera. Both the shutter speed and aperature control how much light enters the camera. What's the difference? Aperature controls how much light is entered by the size of the lens diaphragm, however shutter speed controls how much light is entered by the amount of time that the shutter curtain is open for.
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A chart of how each shutter speed affects the light in the image....

Example of how shutter speed affects the sharpness of the image...



Example of how shutter speed affects the amount of light that is entered into the image...

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