22mm 1/10 1/60s ISO 200





A fast shutter speed will freeze the action, the faster the shutter speed the less blurred motion there is. But it also means the less amount of time light gets in, so be careful or you'll end up with darker photos. I haven't perfected this delicate balance quite yet, but in time I hope that making adjustments becomes second nature!
2 comments:
way to go - now show me some blur...
I did!! I posted that right before this!
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