1. Movement and Action

2. Controlling motion or action using a your shutter

3. The shutter on the camera will determine how moving objects show up on your film.

4. Stop and Show motion If the number is set to 60 which is 1/60th of a second the time is longer and the subject moves more causing a blur.

5. Stop Motion When the shutter is set to a number like 1000, which is 1/1000th of a second in time, the subject does not move very far during the time the shutter is open.

6. Stopped action with a fast shutter

7. Show Motion Fast action works best Slow shutter of 1/30, 1/15 or 1/8

8. Stopping Action Fast action Fast shutter of 1/1000, 1/500 or 1/250

9. Panning Fast action Shoot with a slow shutter 1/30

10. Stop and Show Motion Shoot from the side!!!!

11. Stop and Show Motion Shot with 1/1000 Shot with 1/60 or 1/30

12. How to be more dramatic Motion can be made more dramatic when it is: happening close to the camera moving from side to side rather than toward the camera the shutter is set to less than 1/60th second

13. Slow shutter in low light - Tripod Shot with a low shutter but with a Tripod!!!!

14. Without a Tripod at a low shutter Dropping below 1/60 of a second will cause unwanted blurring unless you use a tripod

15. Creative movement with your shutter Fast shutter speed Slow shutter speed

16. 1/125 th and 1/250 th of a second 1/1251/250

17. 1/500 th and 1/1000 th of a second 1/5001/1000

18. 1/2000 th of a second

19. Stopping Action

20. Panning – following the subject with your camera

21. Stop and Show Motion Together

22. Fast shutter speeds STOP motion

23. Slow shutter speed SHOW motion