How to adjust camera parameters when shooting a moving scene?

If you want to freeze a high-speed moving object, the high-speed shutter is certain, and the sensitivity can be improved when the scene light is not good.

If you want to get the follow-up effect, that is, the subject is clear and the background is blurred, the speed should not be higher than 1/60 seconds. When the follow-up angle is about 90 degrees, use continuous focus mode to shoot. If you have a tripod, you'd better use a tripod. Just keep moving horizontally and lock everything else.

You can see the sector clearly even if you rotate: the shutter is above 1/250, and the aperture is adjusted to the maximum (according to the actual light, if it has been adjusted to the maximum but the exposure is insufficient, increase the ISO value).

Extended data:

Track of sector rotation: shutter 1/30 seconds. The aperture can be adjusted according to photometry or set to shutter priority mode, so that the aperture can be set by itself (ISO value can be adjusted according to actual light), so as to shoot with a tripod or prevent the camera from being empty on a stable plane object.

The aperture priority mode can be used in the case of sufficient light (including diffuse light and reflected light) or smooth light or side light, and the shutter priority mode can be used in the case of poor light conditions to ensure sufficient exposure time. If it is too dark, you can connect an external flash.

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