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				Shutter Speed with HV20
			 
			
			
			This is going to be a dumb question, as I'm staring right at the instructions in the manual but how do you alter the shutter speed for the HV20?  I'm trying to do a slow motion shot of water spraying out of a shower head, but I can't seem to change the shutter speed. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	The manual says that you hit the func. button, select "Shutter-Prio. AE", and then there should be a numeric value next to the recording button. I see no number, and I can't manage to do anything with the option other than using the directional pad to select Shutter-Prio.  | 
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			You have to go into TV mode.. 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			I took a couple of photos for you to see.  
		
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			Was just about to post that I already am in tv mode until I turned on the Manual Focus (to mimic what was displayed in your pictures) and then the option popped up.  Very stupid of me, but thanks very much the pictures helped!
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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 And remember that you can't change the shutter speed once you have locked the exposure... so first change the shutter then lock... -- Fra  | 
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