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Tuesday, July 27, 2010 at 6:00 PM
How to take action shots with blurred backgrounds

Hello!

With the F1 night race coming to Singapore in September, some of you will surely want to take some pictures of the fast moving cars. Here's a video guide showing you how to take photos just as good as the professionals.



Here are the steps required:
1: Switch your camera to Shutter Priority mode by turning the mode dial to ‘S’ or on Canon models, ‘Tv’.

2: Choose a slower shutter speed which will blur the action. 1/60 is a good starting point.
3: Follow the subject through the viewfinder as you take the picture. Make sure you keep moving the camera as you press the button.
4: If the background isn’t sufficiently blurred, choose a slower shutter, such as 1/30 or 1/15. If the action is too blurred, choose a faster shutter like 1/125.

Take note:
If your camera or lens has anti-shake facilities, they might get confused by the panning motion. Some models have a special setting for panning. Other, newer models, can automatically detect panning. Check your manual, but if yours has neither, it’s best to switch the anti-shake off while taking these kind of photos.

Have fun snapping some photos while trying this out.

Bye!

Labels: Malvin, Tips




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