The same logic applies, both shorter shutter speeds and slower objects will produce less motion blur. You’ll often hear ...

No way to stop that motion with a 1/50th-of-a-second shutter speed. Panning was the answer. I must have picked up the technique from one of the photography magazines of the day. I remember ...

Camera shutter speed is an essential adjustment in photography – along with the aperture, the shutter moderates the amount of light entering the camera. Older cameras (and some newer ones ...

You simply use a slow shutter speed, usually a half a second or longer, maybe up to as long as 30 seconds. The water in motion blurs to become as smooth as glass. The trick is getting that long ...

How long is a split second anyway? You need a shutter speed tester, and luckily for us, [Stuart Brown] has one. There are no sharks involved in this build, but it does rely on laser diodes as a ...

This eliminates the need to select a shutter speed whenever the frame rate is adjusted, allowing users to always achieve optimal motion blur at the desired frame rate. In addition, users can now ...