1. Capturing Movement

2. Elements Shutter speed controls how movement is recorded. Direction, speed and distance-influence how the action is recorded. A fast ISO will allow good depth of field while also capturing the action. Three ways to capture movement: pan, show and stop.

3. Pan action Pan action-Subject in focus-background blurred Method- 1.Use a slow shutter speed (1/60) 2. Set shot up-pre-focus, zoom etc. 3. With the subject moving perpendicular to you follow with camera and press the shutter release while following through the movement. Stand firm and use a smooth swinging motion from the hip.

4. Pan Shot Shutter=1/60

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6. Pan Shot Shutter=1/60

7. Pan Shot Shutter=1/60

8. Pan Shot Shutter=1/60

9. Pan Shot Shutter=1/60

10. Show action Show action-Subject blurred-background in focus Method- 1.Use a slow shutter speed (1/60) 2.Focus on the subject. 3. As the subject moves hold the camera steady and take the shot.

11. Show Action Shutter=1/60

12. Stop Action Stop Action-Everything is in focus. Subject is frozen in action. Method- 1.Use a fast shutter speed (1/250 or higher) 2.Focus, hold camera steady and shoot.

13. Stop Action Shutter 1/250 or higher

14. Stop Action Shutter 1/250 or higher

15. Stop ActionShutter 1/250 or higher

16. Stop Action Shutter 1/250 or higher

17. Stop Action Shutter 1/250 or higher

18. Stop Action Shutter 1/250 or higher

19. Stop Action Shutter 1/250 or higher

20. Stop Action Shutter 1/250 or higher

21. Assignment: Movement Shoot a person or an animal in action using all three methods. Plan the shot-lighting, location, composition, etc. Due: At least 30 shots of action.