Motion

For this assessment we where given the task of capturing the 3 main types of motion, Panning, Freezing motion and blurring motion. We had to consider what type of motion capture would best tell the story of the subject.   

Panning

ISO- 200 

Shutter Speed- 1/300

Aperture- 10

Focal Length- 210 

Because of the speed of the bird I had to have a higher shutter speed, but the background is still blurred which is why I classify it as a panning shot. 

ISO- 100

Aperture- 20

Shutter Speed- 1/40

Focal Length- 32mm 

I used a slower shutter speed for this photo and I feel that there is to much blur in the car. 

Freeze Motion 

ISO- 100

Aperture- 8

Shutter Speed- 1/200

Focal Length- 65mm

This photo was created by pouring oil into water and I needed a fast shutter speed to capture the motion of the oil going into the water. 

ISO- 200

Aperture- 5.0

Shutter Speed- 1/200 

Focal Length- 74mm 

Again for this image I used a black piece of cardboard and just used my external flash bouncing off the roof to light he glass. Again I used a fast shutter speed to capture the motion. 

Blurred Motion 

ISO- 100

Aperture- 32

Shutter Speed- 0.4 sec

Focal Length- 75mm 

A tripod was used to create this image because I used a slow shutter speed to blur the motion of the water.  

ISO- 100

Aperture- 8.0

Shutter Speed- 1/100

Focal Length- 123mm

I used a slightly higher shutter speed for this photo, but it still blurs the motion.