Shutter speeds and F Stops can be a bit daunting at first. So here
are a few simple rules.
91. To catch a subject in motion and avoid blurring the image,
use a fast shutter speed (one with a high number).
92. To catch a subject in motion and blur the image, use a slow
shutter speed. That is one with a low number.
93. Using a slow shutter speed on static images will also provide
a greater depth of field.
94. Bigger F stops will give a greater depth of field (i.e. Even
subjects in the distance will appear in focus).
95. Smaller F stops allow you to home in on the main subject and
focus on the subject in the foreground.
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