Examples of images with depth of field techniques2. Panning-Panning is one way to give the impression of motion in an image.-When panning, you must follow the object during the shoot.-The photo makes the object to be relatively sharp compared with the background that is almost completely blur.-To get the maximum panning images, with low speed (80-60), and use a tripod (three feet).
Sample photos with the panning technique3. Slow and stop actionSlow-action: one of the photographic technique that aims to show / capture movement of objects. Typically used in low speed, between 1 / 30 to 1 sec-Stop action: reversal of slow, which is a technique of photography to freeze the motion of the object aimed at. Typically used in high speed, between 1 / 125 to 1 / 4000 or more.
Sample images with the technique slow actionTechnical data:-Camera: Nikon FM10-Lens: 35-70 mm-Speed: 8-Diaphragm: 3.5-ASA: 200-Location: TBS
Sample images with the technique slow actionCamera: Canon 30D, speed: 10, diapragma: 5.6 ASA: 1600
Examples of stop action photos with the techniqueTechnical data:-Camera: Nikon D100 Digital-Lens: 28-105 mm Nikkor D-Speed: 125 (with soft box)-Diaphragm: 16-ASA: 2004. ZoomingZooming is a photo-technique to give the impression of movement by changing the focal length lens.-Changes in focal length can only be done with a zoom lens.-To get an impression of motion, you should use a shutter speed of no more than 1 / 30 sec.-To get the maximum zooming images, use a tripod (three feet)Technical data:-Camera: Nikon D100 Digital-Lens: 28-80 Nikkor D-Speed: 5 (with flash)-Diaphragm: 3.5-ASA: 400-White balance: Flash
Sample images with zooming technique5. BulbShutter-speed can be adjusted according to the time that we want.-This technique is done by holding the shutter release button with longer.-To get the maximum bulb photo, you can use a cable release and tripod.-For example, we use the speed from 30 seconds to run out of time recording of light.
Sample photos with bulb technique
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