What is the use of camera shutter speed? How to adjust camera shutter speed?

1. What is the use of camera shutter speed?

The concept of camera shutter speed is the same as the shutter speed when taking pictures. It also controls the exposure time, but the camera can be seen as taking pictures. For a continuous set of multiple images, the shutter controls the exposure time of each single image. If the shutter is open longer, more light will reach the image sensor. Although photos taken at a slower shutter speed will be brighter, they may also be blurred due to subject or camera movement. Faster shutter speeds are suitable for shooting dynamic objects, but the photos will become darker.

2. How to adjust the camera shutter speed

When you want to adjust the camera shutter speed, you can set it through the camera's menu. Usually the shutter speed setting is expressed as a fraction of a second, such as 1 /500 (1/500 second), 1/15 (1/15 second) or 1/2 (half second), most cameras with a manual setting mode will allow the user to freely adjust the shutter speed.

1. In automatic mode, the shutter is automatically set by the camera.

2. In aperture priority mode, the shutter is determined by lighting, aperture size, and IOS size is determined by the camera.

3. In shutter priority mode, the shutter speed is determined by the shooting needs. Usually the required shutter speed is set by a dial.