DOF or shutter .
Sep 29, 2012 23:54:41 #
In trying to get motion in children playing, what would you control? Trying to keep the child in focus. Blurred moving toys.
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Sep 30, 2012 01:14:27 #
You'll need to slow down your shutter duration. Try around 1/10th sec. or 1/8th sec. Be prepared to shoot lots more photos, because you'll have more throw-aways than keepers. But it'll be worth it.
Remember that you'll need a smaller lens aperture to compensate for the slower shutter. Sometimes you may even need a neutral-density filter, if you're in bright sun! A low ISO setting will help you with this (ISO-100).
Remember that you'll need a smaller lens aperture to compensate for the slower shutter. Sometimes you may even need a neutral-density filter, if you're in bright sun! A low ISO setting will help you with this (ISO-100).
Sep 30, 2012 02:26:43 #
Shutter speed. Slow it down just a little. It will be tough since both will be moving.
Sep 30, 2012 06:42:38 #
Danilo wrote:
You'll need to slow down your shutter duration. Try around 1/10th sec. or 1/8th sec. Be prepared to shoot lots more photos, because you'll have more throw-aways than keepers. But it'll be worth it.
Remember that you'll need a smaller lens aperture to compensate for the slower shutter. Sometimes you may even need a neutral-density filter, if you're in bright sun! A low ISO setting will help you with this (ISO-100).
Remember that you'll need a smaller lens aperture to compensate for the slower shutter. Sometimes you may even need a neutral-density filter, if you're in bright sun! A low ISO setting will help you with this (ISO-100).
Like asking to have your cake and eat it too,,,but Danilo offers the best solution.
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Sep 30, 2012 10:08:53 #
Use a low ISO, slower shutter speed, and small aperture (f16 or smaller). Consider using a circular polarizing filter before ND. I think you will find more applications for the CPL than the ND, although both are good to have.
Sep 30, 2012 11:26:08 #
I will Priorities/slow down on Shutter speed watching/increasing F.
Thankfully Blessed with more chances, didgital photography, sound advice.
Thankfully Blessed with more chances, didgital photography, sound advice.
Sep 30, 2012 11:49:25 #
Oct 1, 2012 01:22:26 #
Just an idea but consider shooting in shade or overcast light and using a flash set to second curtain and experimenting with various slow shutter speeds.
Oct 1, 2012 20:34:36 #
This is why I enjoy you'll. Enjoy and learn. Wish school had been like this.
I haven't had a chance to try anything yet but have made list and will burn a lot of HD space.
I expect if I was I wouldn't be getting fat eating my cake from all the work load. shot edit shot edit shot edit.......
Worse that can happen is I have to take more photos. The strain and stress. LOL
Thanks for the list of solutions for possiblities.
I haven't had a chance to try anything yet but have made list and will burn a lot of HD space.
I expect if I was I wouldn't be getting fat eating my cake from all the work load. shot edit shot edit shot edit.......
Worse that can happen is I have to take more photos. The strain and stress. LOL
Thanks for the list of solutions for possiblities.
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