Three Pillars of Exposure: Shutter Speed !

 This photo is taken at a high shutter speed.

And this photo here was taken at a slow shutter speed.

If the sun was still up and the the sun light was dimming out a little..
a)  For the dunking booth I'd use a fast shutter since the person being dunked will be falling a little fast.
b) For the food eating contest not much is going on there but I'd probably use a speed that isn't slow or fast so like a regular shutter speed.
c) For the rock wall photos the speed should depend on how fast the person is going, but I think using a fast shutter speed just to be safe I guess.
d) I would use a medium shutter speed for the people that are working at the booths because maybe they are fast working or something. Want to get the moment you know.
e) For the DJ working in the circle I would use a medium speed shutter.
f) For the Diamonds performance I would use a fast shutter speed since they are dancing and what not.


If the courtyard was dark..
a) For the dunking both I think I would use the flash and a slow shutter speed.
b) For the food eating contest I would use a medium shutter speed.
c) For the rock climbing I'd use a slow shutter speed.
d) For the people working at the booths I'd use a medium shutter.
e) For the DJ I'd probably use the fast shutter speed adn if not then the medium shutter.
f) For the diamonds I'd use the medium shutter speed. Hopefully they would put up the lights for them and stuff.

The three shutter speeds on the camera.

There is the manual mode were the the shutter speed is set at the basic setting.

Aperture Priority mode is where you set the aperture lens  meanwhile the camera automatically sets the shutter speed.

There is the shutter priority mode and that is where you set the shutter speed and the camera automatically sets the aperture mode.