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Stopping Motion
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Stopping motion is a really interesting part of photography that you can capture using your DSLR camera.  
You must use a fast shutter speed to stop motion.
The speed of the shutter is determined by the speed the object is moving.  Most motion is stopped between 1/125 and 1/1000
You will bracket your exposures using the following constraints:
TV (shutter priority mode)
1/60
1/125
1/250
1/500
1/1000
Watch the following video on how to twirl a ribbon like a pro!

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  • Flotsam & Jetsam
  • #wearyourslippers
  • Lessons & Assignments
    • Pinhole photography
    • Aperture
    • Stopping Motion
    • Ribbon Twirling: Stopping Motion
    • Long Exposure
    • Manual Exposure
    • The Michael Project
    • Diane Arbus
    • Ansel Adams
    • Technology Series
    • Leading Lines
    • Not a Selfie
    • Self Portrait
    • Activism Posters
    • Shooting A Magazine Cover
    • Album Cover
    • Hands
    • SHADOW DRAWINGS
    • Empty Spaces Series
    • Shadows & Reflections
    • Ad Campaign
    • Fake Icecream