Assertion: shutter's speed | /r/HasProperty | fast
Facets:
value: of a second
type: TEMPORAL
value: of slow
type: DEGREE
value: as 1/10,000
type: OTHER
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: like f/2.8
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: F-1 (Japan, 1981) even had hybrid electromechanical FP shutters that timed their fast speeds mechanically, but used electronics only to extend the slow speed range; the LX to 125 s, the F-1N to a modest 8 s. Note, the Nikon F4 (Japan, 1989) was specified to reach a timed shutter speed of 999 hours with the use of the accessory electronic Multi Control Back MF-23.
text: If the shutter speed is too quick, on the other hand, the photograph will be too dark.
text: (If the F number is low, like f/2.8, the shutter speed is too fast; if the F number is high like f/22, the shutter speed is too slow).
text: A shutter speed of 1/4,000 second is very fast and will let in very little light, while a shutter speed of 1/2 second will let in a lot of light.
text: The shutter speed can be as fast as 1/10,000 of a second or as slow as several minutes.
text: But if the speed of the motion is fast, like someone swinging a baseball bat, you may need 1/1000th second to freeze the action.
text: If that’s your goal, you need to pick a shutter speed that is quick enough to freeze any movement.
text: If you are photographing at night, for instance, and you choose a shutter speed that is too quick, your images will be very underexposed.