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@Aryan
The last flower pic is a fantastic shot.The flower/bee pics are also good.
@suvo
Thanks for bringing biking element into this thread and the pics you have posted are nothing short of a "relieving" one!! Both the ZMA and Pulsar pics are awesome!!
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Aryan, you could have used a tripod for the flower shot. A bit of shake blemishes an otherwise wonderful picture.
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Yes, perhaps I should have, but neither do I have a tripod, nor is it really possible to carry it along everyday at work!Originally posted by Synn View Post
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This isnt a great subject but I some how verymuch satisfied taking this snap.
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Guys,
when i went to take money from an atm, again with a mobile cam......Whenever there is a Rainbow in the sky, I know it's u mastering the art of Cornering. U will always be remembered brother, R.I.P Arun.
The 5 Speed Restoration
The Z Restoration
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@ All: a query to all..
Recently i bought a new cam Nikon P60..would like to know how does one capture fast moving objects..!! I tried yesterday night with the fan as the object but evrytime ended up capturing the 3 blades as if it was at a standstill..
What i was looking/thinking to do was to capture the moving blades of the fan..!!
Could anyone help me out with this..
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@Inder: One simple suggestion. Play around with the shutter speed in the 'Shutter Priority' (Tv) mode.
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@ Aryan : I tried with shutter speeds as 1/30 or 1/300...but still the same results..!!
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Increasing the shutter speeds won't help. It would 'freeze' the moment. Try even lower then; perhaps something like 1/15 or 1/20!Originally posted by inder.cool View Post@ Aryan : I tried with shutter speeds as 1/30 or 1/300...but still the same results..!!:)Comment
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1/30 is really slow for objects such as a fan. You need wy faster shutter speeds and ISOs to get non-blurred shots.
Edit : Just saw that you needed the blur. In which case, you need a slower speed as Aryan said. Be warned, anything lower than 1/10 and you will need a tripod to counter camera shake.
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He wants to capture the motion of the moving fan Synn!Originally posted by Synn View Post
@Inder: That is your purpose, I suppose? I hope I am not wrong!
EDIT: Synner edited!
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