Tuesday, 23 May 2017

Frozen Movement

Frozen Movement

This unique photography technique is essentially used to capture a still shot of something moving. In order to achieve this effect, the camera must track every movement of the object by using an extremely fast shutter-speed, this ensures the lack of blur which therefore leads to success. You can most often find this technique used in nature photography (for example a bird in flight) and sports (for example football). It is also a good idea to set your camera onto the continuous shooting mode as this will allow you to take more photographs of the moving object and increase your chances of getting a successful desired shot.


 Shutter Speed: 1/70sec , Aperture: f/5 , ISO: 300 (for this particular one I decided to add a bit of saturation just for curiosity)






Shutter Speed: 1/50sec , Aperture: f/5 , ISO: 320 









Shutter Speed: 1/50sec , Aperture: f/5 , ISO: 500






Shutter Speed: 1/50sec , Aperture: f/5 , ISO: 320





Shutter Speed: 1/50sec , Aperture: f/5 , ISO: 320





Shutter Speed: 1/50sec , Aperture: f/5 , ISO: 320




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