Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Panning and Blow Out




Creating a blow out effect simply means capturing a lot of light in a single shot. this can be done by taking a picture outside during the day or in a bright room and turning the ISO on a camera up to a high number. one could also do this by using meter by using a very dim middle gray but using a high ISO would probably be the best way.
Taking a panning picture is much more complicated. panning is taking a picture of a clear subject while capturing the movement around them. mine, however, has blur in the subject but a proper picture should show all sorts of blur and movement everywhere but the subject. to create this look one must turn their shutter speed up to give the camera time to capture the picture. adjusting the apeture is also neccesary to do this. i couldve created a better job by turning down the iso or going in a darker room and holding the camera more still by a tripod. this was one of the most difficult tricks to use due to the amount of practice and adjustments needed to perfect this trick.

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