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The time given by you to the camera sensor for the amount of light
for it to receive is called the Shutter Speed. In other words, the
shutter speed is equal to the time the shutter remains open to click a
picture. Now let’s forget about aperture, logically lesser the shutter
speed maximum the light entry into the sensor. Those fast action freezes
or those blurry action shots are all due to shutter speed. Here there
is no context to the aperture but again a combination with aperture can
give you great results.
Imagine a huge tiger freezed while jumping over a deer with a great
defocus background. This is where both aperture and shutter speed shake
hands and create magic. Also one should play safe with faster shutter
speed which might get underexposed.
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