Blurred Foreground, with Background in Focus

Blurred foreground, with background in focus.

Blurred Background with fore ground in focus.

Freeze entire field of vision, blurring what is moving.

‘Chrono Photography’ – Using continuous shooting feature on the camera, capturing a series of shots, then editing the pictures in the processing stage.

Other examples of Motion Photography

Important aspects to remember when creating motion Photography:

· Timing

· Shutter speed

· ISO

· Aperture

· Distance

TIMING

You might end up taking 100 shots before you get the picture you want! Catching the correct image takes patience, skill and a certain amount of luck.

Shutter speed

Faster shutter speeds will give you crisper photographs

Lower shutter speeds will create more of a blur/

Blurring the front – slow shutter speed/ steady camera

Blurring the background - slow shutter speed/ pan the camera in the same direction as the moving object

ISO

Control the amount of light in the shot

Higher = more light

Lower = less light

Aperture

Depth of what is in focus/field

Small = small area or subject/ making back ground out of focus

Large = bigger area in focus

Focus

Use the lens to calculate the distance between yourself and the subject.