I own a Sony Cybershot T700 and I don%26#039;t know how to change the shutter speed of it.|||This camera doesn%26#039;t have any manual or semi-manual exposure modes so you can%26#039;t manually set your shutter speed or your aperture. What you will have to do is learn how to use the scene modes to your advantage. They are designed to help you capture the scene as you want. So if you want to freeze action, you would use Hi-speed shutter. If you want to have some motion blur you might try landscape. Just test the settings to find out what each one does best and read your manual for an explanation of each.
Next time you are in the market for a compact digital, look for one with shutter and aperture priority or manual exposure modes.
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0808/080807鈥?/a>|||You can%26#039;t directly change the shutter speed on this camera (like most point and shoot cameras). It does however have multiple modes for different types of shot. Choose the right mode and it should make a good guess at the shutter speed needed.|||You have a very slim, great looking, light weight, high megapixel camera with more features than an electric car and you ask for more? Why would you suddenly be concerned with controls at this moment?
No. PnS cameras are designed to look good, not for control. That%26#039;s why everything else is automatic. So your job is just to look good while taking pictures with it.
