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The audio starts with the familiar sound of a DSLR camera being prepared for action. It's a Canon 80D, a model popular among both professionals and hobbyists. The sound of the shutter opening is clear, resonating with the distinctive click that photographers know and love. You can hear the photographer expertly adjusting the camera settings, the soft clicks and whirls indicating changes being made. The focus of this audio is on the shutter, the component of the camera that allows light to pass for a specific amount of time, enabling an image to be captured. The photographer proceeds to hold the shutter open, a technique often used in low-light situations or to create a motion blur effect in the image. The sound of the shutter staying open is a constant, low hum in the background. After a moment, the shutter is closed, signaled by a sharp, definitive click. The Canon 80D's shutter has a particularly satisfying sound when it closes, an audible testament to its high-quality
