context: A little girl in a room standing in front of some chairs is hitting a dora pinata. She hits it a few times and then its someone else's turn. an older girl

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- with a pink apron including a brown jacket tries to stop her but she hits it again.
- comes into the room and gives her and the girl laughs while they continue to hit the pinata.
- is also there in the room playing and before long some other little girl is swinging her away and she hasn't seen anyone.
- hits it so hard that it doesn't break but the whole pinata falls down and the adults have to put it back up.
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next sentence for the context: hits it so hard that it doesn't break but the whole pinata falls down and the adults have to put it back up.

context: We see the man on the saxophone playing close and far. We see the whole arena and the man playing close. we

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- see a man in the champion switch to the winner then he plays the saxophone.
- see audiences of men and boys.
- see the crowd clapping and someone mills and talks closer to the mic.
- pan from the man out to the audience.
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next sentence for the context: pan from the man out to the audience.

context: How to become a photographer at a young age
Know your iso, aperture, and shutter speed.
These determine the quality of your pictures, how much motion blur you want, and so much more!
Iso: the higher your iso is, the brighter your images. Unfortunately, that means more digital noise.

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- The lower your iso is, the darker your image but less digital noise. 100 , 200, and 400 are about the range that you want for out of doors or bright sunshine.
- Shutter speed: aperture speed is at the top of your aperture. Aperture speed is the speed at which your camera's lenses can be rotated.
- Shutter speed is the number one factor that can affect how you are photographing someone. Aperture: this is the depth you remove from your photo to take into a fresh , 100% shot.
- Aperture and shutter speed cause great compression, so experiment to find out. Shutter speed: your aperture is the distance from your lens's focal point to the movement of your subject.
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next sentence for the context: The lower your iso is, the darker your image but less digital noise. 100 , 200, and 400 are about the range that you want for out of doors or bright sunshine.

context: Another man comes up to the plate and throws the discuss. Again the video slows down and shows the same throw in slow motion. a third player

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- comes up to the plate and throws the throw this time before the game un-slows.
- throws and the other blind throws as well.
- steps up and throws the discuss in slow motion.
- walks up to another throw making throwing motions and spots the gym scene and grabs the throw.
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steps up and throws the discuss in slow motion.