Shutter Speed, Fast vs Slow

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The pear on the left is fast shutter speed, it has no blur and looks like it is sitting still. The one on the left is show shutter speed, it is blurry and you can tell it is dropping.

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The water fall on the left is a fast shutter speed, showing all the details in the water, instead of in a steady flow. The same photo on the right is taken with a slow shutter speed, making it look soft and flowing together.

 



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The drop of water on the left is slow shutter speed, showing just a single drop of water. The one on the right is slow shutter speed, having one single flow instead of one drop

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This photo is of the fair ride called the Tornado. The one on the left is fast shutter speed, as if the ride isnt moving, but the one on the right is just a blur, showing how fast it is actually moving.



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This photo is like a fountain out of a wall. The one on the left is also a faster shutter speed, showing the drops of water on the botton and the water splashing on the surface. The one on the left look smooth and connected, instead of split up.

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This photo is of leaves blowing in the wind. The one on the left was taken with a fast shutter speed, making the photos looking like they havent moved. The one on the right is showing fast shutter speed showing that the leaves are moving, making them blurry.