Photograohy Tutorial - 3 Advanced Techniques For Stunning Photos

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Moving blurry object (motion blur photogragh) with sharp background in daylight shooting
1. Use low shutter speed
2. Use Aperture priority mode with highest f-stop
3. Use low ISO for low shutter speed selection
4. Tripod

"Panning" - moving subject remain in focus while having blur background
During low light (sunset/sunrise) to have low shutter-speed, shutter-priority mode


"Light trail" anything that is moving with bright light- long shutter speed for very blurry light, aperture priority, lowest ISO (100/200), highest f-stop number, tripod/solid platform


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