Quote - The shutter speed has nothing to do with the render time. The render time is not the time light hits the camera film, it's just the time Lux takes to sample each oixel for light hits. The shutter speed of the exposure settings works exactly like the same adjustmnet on a real camera.

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No, I'm afraid not. If we are supposed to think or treat Reality & LR like a real photo studio or on location photo shoot with cameras, camera settings, different lights, etc then(scratching my head here) why does the shutter speed(exposure duration)not correlate to render times? 

How do you know what shutter speed to set unless you do a lengthy test render each time? Does 1/30th of a second shutter speed instead of 1/60th not matter? Is the render going to look the same anyway regardless of whether I use 1/30, 1/60 or 1/125? And if so, why even have shutter speeds in Reality & LR program?