Photographer Shares His Techniques to Get Unique Sports Images
Sports photographer Brian Bosche recently shared a short video on TikTok where he demonstrates three techniques to get better and unique photos.
An Intro to Panning Your Camera for a Blurry Feeling of Speed
Looking to add some drama or action to your photos but not quite sure how? Look no further… In simple terms, camera panning (or motion tracking as some people call it) is a technique where you follow a moving subject, shooting with a slower shutter speed to create a feeling of speed or action.
How to Isolate a Moving Subject: Panning for Beginners
Panning with a moving subject is a great way to show motion whilst also separating your subject from the background. Learn how to achieve this effect in this 11-minute beginner's guide from photographer Josh Katz.
Drift: A Soothing Short Film Shot Out of an Airplane Window
There are a few reason why some of us fight over who gets the window seat on airplanes, and the view that Tim Sessler captured in his mesmerizing short film "Drift" tops that list. While on a flight from San Francisco to Philadelphia (with a layover in Salt Lake City) Sessler pulled out his 5D MarK III and shot some of the stunning vistas outside his airplane window.
Nikon Patents In-Camera Feature for Sharper Panning Photographs
A new Nikon patent unearthed by Egami shows that the company has developed …
Long Exposure Light Streak Photo of the Eiffel Tower at Night
Flickr user Chris captured this remarkable photograph of the Eiffel Tower at night …
Add Panning to Time-lapse Shots Using a Cheap IKEA Kitchen Timer
Want to add some simple panning action to a time-lapse video? Trying using a cheap IKEA kitchen timer. GetawayMoments has a tutorial on how to convert a $2-$6 timer from IKEA into a simple device for your time-lapse projects.
Use a Rubber Band to Pan More Smoothly
Here’s a quick tip by Vimeo user Braxton McCarthy: use rubber bands when …