Shutter Speed

The shutter speed is how long the light gets to come in. You can control the shutter speed when in shutter mode and it allows you to show movement and let more light in all depending on how long the shutter is open. For the longer it is open the longer light will come into the picture. In the room with the pictures above, all lights were off. We had to use a flash light, and little items which had light to attempt brightening the picture. The camera was set to a 15 second shutter so that light would be obtained for up to 15 seconds. We changed the ISO to try different lighting's, we had a high ISO in the top picture and a lower ISO in the bottom one. This experience was extremely difficult, but funny - considering how so many pictures came out in a strange way. Someone would probably choose shutter speed over ISO or aperture because with shutter speed depending on how long it is open, people can move around or anything can move around creating a whole new image that may surprise the photographer. Such as the light movement in the second photo, we used 3 different lights to move around very quickly and created circles and a heart. My favorite picture is the last one because it came out the brightest and most clear.