Choose Shutter Speed for Motion
Choose shutter speed by deciding whether motion should look frozen, blurred, or sharp against a moving background.
A camera setting becomes useful when it answers a visual question. These guides begin with the intended movement or depth, then manage the exposure tradeoffs without pretending one number follows every subject around.
Choose shutter speed by deciding whether motion should look frozen, blurred, or sharp against a moving background.
Read a histogram from dark tones on the left to bright tones on the right; taller parts mean more pixels at those tones.