 Vehicles – cars, planes, etc.  Athletes  Flowers  Animals  Birds in flight  People  Nature  Grandchildren.

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 Vehicles – cars, planes, etc.  Athletes  Flowers  Animals  Birds in flight  People  Nature  Grandchildren

 Simple time capture…emphasis on focus  Stop action  Show movement, get creative

PREPARATION A. Equipment check Battery charged? SD card Lens(es) Filter(s) Tripod

PREPARATION B.Are your settings right? Mode – Auto, AP, SP, Manual Aperture Speed White balance ISO Focus – Auto, Manual, Pre-focus

ANTICIPATION Right position/location? What is the direction of action?

LUCK!!!!

 Change Exposure Mode to multiple shots

 Use a high shutter speed. Ex 1/1000 sec  Use small aperture for high DOF – f16-f22  Pan camera using tripod or brace yourself  Use multiple exposure mode – HI speed

 Use shutter speed fast enough to stop main subject but slow enough to blur background. Example: 1/500 sec.  Use a medium aperture for moderate DOF f8-f11  Pan camera using tripod or brace yourself  Take multiple exposures in HI speed mode

 Use slow shutter speed – 1/30 sec and below  Use a tripod whenever possible  Use single shot mode (or shoot carefully)  Set moderate f-stop for sharpness – f8-f11  Experiment with different shutter speeds

 Around Stonebridge try: Fountains on ponds Leaves or berries on bushes Bocce, tennis players Cars “speeding” down Drawbridge Dr. Birds and planes overhead