Understand shutter speed, a beginners guide:
Link - http://photographylife.com/what-is-shutter-speed-in-photography
This link provided helps give you the essential understanding of what shutter speed is, how it works, what it does and various other questions you may have about shutter speed.
Understand Iris, a beginners guide:
Link - http://www.ehow.com/about_7534329_iris-camera-lens.html
This link provides the key understanding of what an iris is, where it is situated and how it works in the lens.
Understand ISO, a beginners guide:
Link - http://www.photographymad.com/pages/view/what-is-iso-speed-setting
This link helps give a clear understanding of what ISO speed is and how to use it effectively.
Cannon 600D
Link - http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_SLR/EOS_600D/index.aspx#p-specification
This link gives us an understanding of the product, a clear overview and the more specifications for the product.
I found out on my research how to use the shutter speed on this type of camera although most places i looke clearly stated i should just simply read the manual that comes with the camera. However i have found some understanding of the camera in this quote:
'This is a basic function of the camera, if you cannot find this then you really should be reading the manual as it means you will probably have other settings incorrect too.
The simple answer to your question (though if you are unfamiliar with the camera your results will marred by any other incorrect settings), is that if you put the camera into "P"rogram, Tv shutter priority, or "M"anual you have direct access to the shutter speed via the dial just behind the shutter release.
If you need to use the camera NOW, and don't have time to read the manual at this time, you are going to have to stick to it's Auto settings and special scene settings - these won't give you ultimate flexibility though.'
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