Transcription: In abundant light, the fully automatic exposure system will select a shutter speed of 1 250th of a second or faster. In well-lit situations where you want some motion blur, set the camera to shutter priority instead of fully automatic and then set the shutter speed slow enough to blur your subject. In low light, the fully automatic exposure system will slow down the shutter speed to 1 60th of a second or less. To stop action in low light, set the camera to shutter priority and then set the shutter speed fast enough freeze your subject, usually 1 250th of a second or faster. In these situations ...
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