Subjects in Motion - Know Before You Go
Know Before You Go!
Camera Set Up
Set your camera to Shutter Priority (S or Tv) or manual exposure.
Set the camera's drive mode to continuous.
Set the focus mode to servo, so you don't have to wait for the lens to lock focus to take a shot.
Drive-by Shooting

Taking pictures from a moving vehicle is another way to capture motion. The obvious mode of transport is a car (make sure you're a passenger, not the driver!) but this (above) was taken from the bows of a boat on a sunny day, with the blue sky, and reflections of other boats, creating the colours.
Photoshop
You might be tempted to create your blur later, using your editing software. However, the Motion Blur and Radial Blur filters in Photoshop look most realistic when used to enhance existing subject movement, rather than creating it from scratch.
This article has more pages:
- 1. How To Shoot... Subjects in Motion
- 2. Subjects in Motion - Know Before You Go
- 3. Subjects in Motion - Subject Movement
- 4. Subjects in Motion - Moving Water
- 5. Subjects in Motion - Panning a Moving Subject
- 6. Subjects in Motion - Moving the Camera
- 7. Subjects in Motion - Capture Wind Power
- 8. Subjects in Motion - Moving Clouds
- 9. Subjects in Motion - Slow-sync Flash
- 10. Subjects in Motion - Movement at Night
- 11. Subjects in Motion - Zoom Bursts
- 12. Subjects in Motion - Essential Gear






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