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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

Exposure compensation (brightness level) "+" (brigther)  /  "-" (darker) button for a brighter or darker photo ISO (sensitivity to light, the higher number he more sensitive) - higher ISO is necessary to have sharper object when photographing in low light or when you dont have a tripod (Trade-off - higher ISO reduce quality, keep ISO low when not necessary to increase). ISO guide:- - Normal daylight - ISO100 to 200 - Mid morning or mid afternoon - ISO 400 - Inside building or sunset or sunrise - ISO 800 or 1600 will give sharper photo - Before sunrise or sunset - use maximum ISO Aperture Priority mode - how much background blurr you want - Low f-stop (large opening, lowest number) gives a lot of background blur - F8 sweet, universal aperture , gives a lot of sharpness/focus when photographing many object/people who are at difference distance from your camera Shutter speed priority mode - Smooth and silky/blurry, set to s-mode , slow spee...

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