Darkspore on September 18th, 2009

Most of the time, we want to capture a sharp image and freeze action in time, by using a fast shutter speed. Most times, I get involuntary blurred effects due to camera shake, or the subject moving :-P There are times when you will achieve very good results by deliberately setting a slower shutter speed, for beautiful effects such as the creamy flow of waterfall or trailing lights from passing vehicles. One of the interesting effects you can achieve in-camera is to rotate the camera while using a slow shutter speed.


This was done by setting my aperture to f/11, exposure at 1/10 and turning the entire camera while the shutter is depressed. Had to try a couple of times for the best effect.

2 Responses to “Lens Rotation Exercise”

  1. Wilfrid Says:

    Wow … you love to do strange things with your camera …

  2. Darkspore Says:

    Lol Wilfrid, don’t we all do strange things with our cameras? Sometimes, it is the strange things that make all the difference in life.

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