Novice photographer. Excuse me, what is the shutter setting of digital camera to shoot animals or pedestrians on the road?

Generally speaking, when shooting pedestrians, as long as the shutter speed is not lower than 1/60 seconds, you can freeze.

Animals are hard to say, because the range is too wide. Mainly depends on the speed of animals.

For example, a walking duck can freeze in 1/20 seconds; Birds flying nearby need 1/200 seconds to freeze.

This data is not absolute, and several factors should be considered:

1. lens focal length: when shooting with a wide-angle lens, the shutter speed can be slower, and when shooting with a telephoto lens, the shutter speed will be faster, otherwise it will be blurred easily.

2. Distance from the subject: The farther away from the subject, the slower the shutter speed, and vice versa.

3. At the same time, we should also consider the light at that time. If the light is insufficient, the shutter speed is too fast, which may easily lead to underexposure. We need to adjust the aperture or ISO at the same time.