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high shutter speed settings?
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<blockquote data-quote="Ellie" data-source="post: 502535" data-attributes="member: 40341"><p>so I was wondering what setting I would need my camera on (D7200) for taking photos of water droplets etc and other quick moving things, my teacher said to just put it on manual and change the shutter speed like that, my photos are fine in the dark doing slow shutter etc, but how do I stop my photos from coming out black in the day time with a shorter shutter time? :/</p><p>the more simple the instructions the better :'D</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ellie, post: 502535, member: 40341"] so I was wondering what setting I would need my camera on (D7200) for taking photos of water droplets etc and other quick moving things, my teacher said to just put it on manual and change the shutter speed like that, my photos are fine in the dark doing slow shutter etc, but how do I stop my photos from coming out black in the day time with a shorter shutter time? :/ the more simple the instructions the better :'D [/QUOTE]
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