Your camera has a number of exposure modes, one of which is your Tv, or Shutter Priority mode.
Shutter Priority mode is simply the opposite of Aperture Priority mode, so instead of choosing the aperture you take control over the shutter speed.
Shutter Priority mode is most useful when shooting moving subjects, such as sports or wildlife, especially if you don’t have time to set the aperture manually.
But you can also use your camera’s Shutter Priority mode for long shutter speed effects like blurring people or water.
In this video tutorial, our colleagues at the Canon magazine PhotoPlus show you how to use the Shutter Priority mode on your DSLR to control shutter speed for a range of different effects.
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