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The document provides instructions for using shutter priority mode to capture action shots indoors and outdoors. It lists recommended ISO and shutter speed settings for shots of a partner jumping rope, running, or waving using shutter priority to control motion blur. Students are asked to practice these settings with a partner and submit their photos for grading.
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