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Yes, the shutter speed is "the length of time that the camera’s shutter is open for".Shutter speed is simply the length of time that the camera’s shutter is open for. The longer it is left open for the more light that enters the lens.
You might be confused by this, but your "explanation" is unlikely to clarify the point for your readers.The terminology that refers to aperture can often confuse people. This is because it is said that a small ‘f’ value is a large aperture and a large ‘f’ value is a small aperture… confused?
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As I said above I have since seen people describe ISO as increasing your cameras sensitivity to light and I have also seen people dispute it and argue it. Obviously someone is wrong and in this case I'm assuming it's me!! haha. I will try my best to come up with a more accurate and easily digestible description for ISO.
Yes, that better explains what a longer shutter speed does.Also again, I am aware that increasing the shutter speed doesn’t physically allow more light into the camera, I was trying to keep the concept simple and described it incorrectly, but I suppose it is better to describe as perhaps… “the longer the shutter speed the more time the cameras sensor is exposed to light”?