PowerPoint Presentation Reciprocity

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The 4 Factors That Control

• Movement
• The Cameras Shutter Speeds
• The Speed of the Subject
• The Distance the Subject is From the Camera
• The Angle of the Subject in Relationship to the
  Camera.

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Stop Action
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Camera Shutter Speeds
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Blur

• The camera remains completely still as the
  subject moves creating a ghost like image.
• The amount of blur is determined by the four
  factors of movement control.
• Experiment with following shutter speeds
• (slower) 1/4 1/8 1/15
• (suggestion use a tripod with a cable release
• or shoot with the camera set on self-timer
• to kept the camera completely still)

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Stop Action

• The camera should be held steady while the
  subject is in movement.
• The amount of stop action is determined by the
  four factors of movement control.
• Experiment with following shutter speeds
• 1/250 1/500 1/1000 ()
• (suggestion use a monopod when shooting with
• long telephoto lenses to kept the camera steady)

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Panning

• The camera should move at about the same rate of
  speed as the subject is moving, and take the
  picture while moving.
• The amount of stop action is determined by the
  four factors of movement control.
• Experiment with following shutter speeds
• 1/15 1/30 1/60

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Movement Quiz

• What are the 4 factors that control movement when
  taking photographs?
• Which shooting mode or modes would you use for
  movement control?
• Give an example of shutter speed you would use to
  accomplish the following
• Blur ? Stop Action ? Panning ?