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What is the maximum shutter time?
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The maximum shutter time is the longest time to accumulate photoelectrons by the CMOS image sensor.
If the maximum shutter time lengthens, a screen can become brighter
by improving sensitivity under low illumination.
But a blurring of an image is occurred easily in fast-moving subjects.
If the maximum shutter time shortens, an image becomes darker,
but it can be shoot fast-moving subjects without blurring under bright illumination.
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