How to Use Shutter or Aperture Priority Adjustments?
Instead of relying on an all-automatic or all-manual exposure system, you can compromise and use your camera’s shutter or aperture bias, if it has one. The idea with these controls is that you select either an aperture or a shutter speed, and the camera automatically selects the other half of the exposure for you.
These settings are usually used to find the right balance between freezing (or blurring) motion in a picture and focusing attention on the subject by sharpening (or blurring) the background of an image.
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