Shutter speed refers to the amount of time
that light is allowed to fall on your camera’s sensor when taking a photo. It, in conjunction with the aperture and ISO
setting, determines the exposure of the photo.
Given a consistent aperture and ISO setting a fast shutter speed will
let in less light and a slow shutter speed more light.
In addition a fast shutter speed will
freeze motion, capturing a particular moment, while a slow shutter speed will
result in a blur, capturing the motion.
Slow shutter speeds can lead to blurred photos due to camera shake when
hand held.
In automatic mode shutter speed is
controlled by the camera.
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