Kodak 35 mm Camera - Manual (Page 19)

KODAK Self-Teaching Guide to Using an Adjustable 35 mm Camera
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EXERCISE #6
One of the advantages of being able to adjust your own camera settings is that you can use
very fast shutter speeds to get sharp pictures of moving subjects. Try this by taking a picture of
someone running in a sports game, or a pet running or jumping in the air, or someone bouncing
a ball, or a car passing by on the road. Set your camera at the fastest shutter setting it has and
adjust the lens opening accordingly. (Basic sunlight exposure is 250 at f/11. For each faster
shutter speed you use, you have to open the lens one “stop” wider; 500 at f/8, 1000 at f/5.6.)
Focus on your subject and take the picture.
(Put your example here.)