shutter speed

noun

, Photography.

1. speed ( def 5b ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of shutter speed¹

First recorded in 1885–90

Example Sentences

A larger sensor also allows for faster shutter speeds across various light settings for sharper images.

From Outside Online

Click on auto mode and the camera will adjust shutter speed, aperture, and flash output for you, ensuring that every shot is properly exposed.

From Outside Online

Many of us who grew up with film cameras or have experience with DSLR or mirrorless cameras still like being able to quickly and easily control things like ISO, shutter speed, and aperture.

From Outside Online

Up top, the X100V has a dial that allows you to quickly adjust shutter speed and ISO, and the lens has an aperture ring.

From Outside Online

When in doubt, choose a higher shutter speed, which will allow you to capture the motion without blurring the subject.

From Outside Online

A simple box-type camera with a simple one-shutter speed and no focusing ability, fixed focus.

From Project Gutenberg

A walking or slowly running animal, for instance, can be taken with a shutter speed of one one-hundredth.

From Project Gutenberg