Shutter speed isn't just about getting the "right" setting – it enables you to choose how your photo looks and feels. Sometimes fast is good. Sometimes slow is better. Going out, experimenting and ...

A slow shutter speed of 1/30 of a second shows the bath travelled by streams of water from the garden hose in my yard in Cedar Rapids on Monday, May 25, 2020. (Andy Abeyta/The Gazette) ...

That’s the result of using too slow of a shutter speed while hand-holding the camera. One way to solve the problem is to use a tripod. Another way is to use a faster shutter speed.

You need to shoot with a slow shutter speed. Any shutter speed slower than about a quarter second will do, but photographers commonly use a variety of speeds up to about 2 seconds to get that ...

Samsung claims that the Galaxy Z Fold 7 camera brings a fix to the well-known "slow shutter speed" issue of Galaxy flagship ...

Even when shooting on a tripod, slow shutter speeds make it possible to encounter camera shake and to make matters even more challenging, the best cameras for landscape photography tend to boast ...

With a wider aperture, select a slow shutter speed to, again, allow more time for light to enter. However, since auroras move quickly, the shutter speed may need to be adjusted to keep the image ...