Shutter+Speed

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The shutter speed means the length in time in which the shutter is open when taking a picture. The shutter speed can change the appearance of moving objects in a photograph. Just like aperture, the shutter speed controls the amount of light that reaches the sensor. The amount of light let it in is known as exposure, and is measured in exposure value (EV). Not only does shutter speed effect exposure, it also is used to change the effect on moving objects. A fast shutter speed is used to capture a still frame of a moving object, and a slow shutter speed is used to create a blurry artistic effect on the photograph.

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