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Chapter 12: Taking Great Pictures

Microsoft Digital Image Standard User’s Manual

Another way to photograph a moving subject is to pan your camera with the

action. While a stop-action photo freezes everything in the photo, panning

your camera keeps your moving subject in focus, but blurs the background. For

this effect, you do not want to use the action mode, because you do not want a

fast shutter speed. To accomplish this effect, follow your moving subject in the

viewﬁnder (or LCD screen) as it moves, but pan the camera so that your subject

remains in the same position in the frame. Your result won’t show the subject in

as clear a focus as stop action, but the blurred background helps to pronounce

the speed and movement of your subject.

Since the camera panned with the subject, the girl is in fairly sharp

focus and the background is blurred. This helps convey movement.

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