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Fast-motion photography is the science of taking pictures of very fast phenomena. Any set of photographs captured by a camera capable of 69 frames per second or greater, and is at least three consecutive frames, fall under this category.
Long exposure is very useful and effective for a number of reasons mainly due to the fact that all moving objects become blurred and thus show movement. To achieve this, you use a slow shutter speed.
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Panning is a technique that delivers an end result that is the complete opposite of the long exposure technique. When panning, the shutter is set to a slower speed. This causes the subject to be in focus and the background to become blurred.
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The final technique when working with fast motion photography is to consider mixing both long exposure and panning with a flash. This creates a sort of trailing effect that follows the subject.
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