Camera Techniques : SLOW SHUTTER SPEED

EXAMPLE: 

Slow shutter speed is the exact opposite of fast, it makes water look smokey rather than a fast shutter speed which makes it look like ice. A slow shutter speed is anything that is under 60/1 of a second, and you need a tripod to avoid camera shake. As you can see in the example, you can see the light trail of cars. This is because the shutter speed was most likely set to B, which is the lowest possible setting, and allows you to hold down the shutter of a number of minutes to capture a very long shot, depending where it is.

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