Quiz 2

There is like a door (shutter) inside the camera, which opens and closes while we are taking a picture, so the time the shutter remains open, while we taking a picture, is the shutter speed.

The shutter speed in your camera will be displayed a bit different. For example shutter speed of 1/125sec will be displayed as 125 or shutter speed of 1 sec will be displayed as 1″.

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The shutter speed in your camera will be displayed a bit different. For example shutter speed of 1/125sec will be displayed as 125 or shutter speed of 2sec will be displayed as 2″.

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1/500sec is the fastest shutter speed out of three given, this is why it is the best shutter speed out of all to freeze the moving subject. 2sec and 1/15sec are too slow.
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It is just a rule of thumb, but you should know it. It also depends on the length of the lens and if it has VR. Also it depends on photographer. Some people can hold the camera without camera shake at slower shutter speed then other. Also consider what you had to drink last night, lol.

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Think this way: The surfer and the water on this picture moving fast. Shutter speed should also be fast enough to freeze the action.
1sec and 1/30sec are pretty slow shutter speeds. So the unswear is 1/500sec, which a pretty fast shutter speed.

I hope you can tell that this photo was taken at night, which mean there is not a lot of light available. Slower shutter speed will give you more light.
Also you can see that palm tree was moving from the wind and created a motion blur. This can also tell you what slower shutter speed was used.
So the correct answer is 30sec. 1/125 and 1/500 are fast enough shutter speeds to freeze a palm tree movement.

Think this way! What you see on this photo called panning: it is when you follow your subject with your camera. The effect you get from doing this should give you a background with motion blur, but your subject should be in focus. Your shutter speed should be fast enough to keep your subject in focus (2sec will be too slow), but slow enough to get blurred background while you are moving the camera (1/500 sec is way too fast). This is why the answer is 1/30 sec.