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Given a choice of metering methods, Shutter Priority may be chosen when the photographer needs to control the amount of blur in a photograph. A slow shutter speed will blur moving subjects, or increase the effect of [[camera shake]], whereas a high speed will stop action and render a sharper image. | Given a choice of metering methods, Shutter Priority may be chosen when the photographer needs to control the amount of blur in a photograph. A slow shutter speed will blur moving subjects, or increase the effect of [[camera shake]], whereas a high speed will stop action and render a sharper image. | ||
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Revision as of 18:17, 26 February 2011
A metering method which recommends or automatically sets an aperture based on a desired shutter speed set by the user.
Given a choice of metering methods, Shutter Priority may be chosen when the photographer needs to control the amount of blur in a photograph. A slow shutter speed will blur moving subjects, or increase the effect of camera shake, whereas a high speed will stop action and render a sharper image.
(Compare with Aperture priority.)
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