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Photo I Motion

Stop Action Pan Deliberate Blur

Stop Action Deliberate Blur Pan

Stop Action Deliberate Blur

Stop Action Use fast shutter speed – 1/250 or faster Works best in bright, sunny conditions Keep camera in one place, let subject enter the frame, press shutter release Pre-focus on subject

Deliberate Blur Use slow shutter – 1/60 & under Hold camera still- tripod helps! Pre-focus on subject Look for natural movement

Pan Use shutter speed 1/60- 1/ 125 Move camera smoothly along with the subject Pre-focus on subject Subjects moving to the side work best (not toward/away from you)

Plan Ahead To increase your odds for success – shoot just two or three subjects. If you feel daring – choose different subjects but shoot multiple exposures of each type of motion. Don’t forget to focus FIRST! It is very difficult to focus on a moving subject! Be careful not to cut off heads/ limbs!