The document describes several photos taken with different shutter speeds to test the effects. With fast shutter speeds of 1/125 or higher, moving objects like swinging bags or jumping people were sometimes successfully captured in focus and sometimes not. Slower shutter speeds of 1 second or more successfully captured movement, creating blurring effects when photographing things like walking, shaking, or moving lights and torches over multiple seconds of exposure. Overall, the tests showed how different shutter speeds can impact the capturing of movement and detail in photos.

1. Shutter speed

2. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of some
doors using a fast
shutter speed of
1/125. This was
successful.

3. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of a swinging
camera bag using a
fast shutter speed of
1/125. This was
unsuccessful as the
focus point ended
up out of detail.

4. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of a swinging
camera bag using a
fast shutter speed of
1/125. This was
unsuccessful as the
focus point ended
up out of detail.

5. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of a swinging
camera bag using a
fast shutter speed of
1/125. This was
successful as the
focus point was in
detail.

6. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of a swinging
camera bag using a
fast shutter speed of
1/1000. This was
successful as the
focus point was in
detail.

7. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of someone
jumping up and
down using a fast
shutter speed of
1/4000. This was
unsuccessful as the
focus point ended
up out of detail.

8. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of someone
jumping up and
down using a fast
shutter speed of
1/4000. This was
successful as the
focus point ended
up in detail.

9. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of someone
jumping up and
down using a fast
shutter speed of
1/4000. This was
successful as the
focus point ended
up in detail.

10. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of blinking
lights using a fast
shutter speed of
1/25. This was
successful as the
focus point ended
up in detail.

11. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of a blinking
light using a fast
shutter speed of
1/20. This was
unsuccessful as the
focus point ended
up out of detail.

12. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of jumping up
and down using a
slow shutter speed
of 4 seconds. This
was successful.

13. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo some doors
closing using a slow
shutter speed of 4
seconds. This was
successful.

14. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of a torch
moving around
using a slow shutter
speed of 30
seconds. This was
successful.

15. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of a torch
moving around
using a slow shutter
speed of 5 seconds.
This was successful.

16. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of a torch
moving around
using a slow shutter
speed of 2.5
seconds. This was
successful.

17. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of a torch
moving around
using a slow shutter
speed of 3.2
seconds. This was
successful.

18. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of someone
walking up some
stairs using a slow
shutter speed of 1
second. This was
successful.

19. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of someone
walking down some
stairs using a slow
shutter speed of 1.3
seconds. This was
successful.

20. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of someone
sitting down using a
slow shutter speed
of 0.6 seconds. This
was successful.

21. In this photo I
attempted to take a
photo of someone
shaking their head
using a slow shutter
speed of 1 second.
This was successful.