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Mastering Shutter Speed for Dynamic Photography

Understand shutter speeds for capturing motion in photography. Learn to freeze or blur motion with varying speed settings. Explore panning techniques for creative results. Examples of motion photography by renowned artists. Enhance your skills with practical student work.

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Mastering Shutter Speed for Dynamic Photography

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  1. PHOTOGRAPHYMOTION

  2. SHUTTER SPEED • Shutter speeds are in a series which appear on a camera like this: • 15, 30, 60,125, 250, 500 • These speeds are doubled or cut in half with each step

  3. RECORDING MOTION • A slow shutter speed will cause a trace image, using shutter speed of 1/60 or slower.

  4. RECORDING MOTION • A faster speed will freeze motion, using a shutter speed of 1/250 or faster.

  5. RECORDING MOTION Panning: • Meter for shutter speed 1/30, 1/60, or 1/125 • Move with the subject • First aim at & focus on the subject • Take the picture while you are moving with the subject.

  6. MOTIONEXAMPLES

  7. Erwitt

  8. Cohen

  9. Glinn

  10. Erwitt

  11. Franklin

  12. Glinn

  13. Hurn

  14. Erwitt

  15. Erwitt

  16. Steele-Perkins

  17. STUDENT WORK

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