

I always get students to appreciate what slow
shutter speeds can do. I ask them to shoot me
on my bike at various shutter speeds, such as
1/4 second, 1/8 second, 1/15 second. With
1/4 second, 1/8 second, 1/15 second. With
digital, you can practice all you want until you
get it right. I learned with slides and that cost
me lots of bad pictures. The idea is to get the
subject at least partially sharp, while blurring
the backgound to show speed. Just use your Tv
or S setting to set the speed,set the exposure
compensation to -1 and follow through as the
action passes. Keep the background simple
and give the subject some space in the frame
to move into. It took about 20 shots of my
dog to get this one. The delete button is my
friend.
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