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Hello, I am going to photograph a road relay race in a couple of weeks. One of the shots I would like to capture is of a runner with arms, legs and body blurred (suggesting speed, movement) but the face/head clear and in focus.
Any suggestions as to how to do this would be gratefully received.
Thank you
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Allows Edits? YesSounds like you want to do some panning.
Here is an article we did on it a while back: http://www.lightstalking.us/panning
You can also cheat in photoshop if things don’t turn out! đŸ˜‰ : http://www.lightstalking.us/add-panning-effect-photosho
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- https://instagram.com/lightstalking
- https://www.flickr.com/photos/lightstalking
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@admin-2- Posts:14112
Allows Edits? YesSounds like you want to do some panning.
Here is an article we did on it a while back: http://www.lightstalking.us/panning
You can also cheat in photoshop if things don’t turn out! đŸ˜‰ : http://www.lightstalking.us/add-panning-effect-photosho
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Another thing to keep in mind is that when you’re shooting these kind of sequenced, rather high-paced subjects, even when using a slower shutter speed to emphasize your subjects motion, make sure your camera is set on a continuous, rather than just single frame.
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Another thing to keep in mind is that when you’re shooting these kind of sequenced, rather high-paced subjects, even when using a slower shutter speed to emphasize your subjects motion, make sure your camera is set on a continuous, rather than just single frame.
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