Ask, when shooting fast-moving objects, can you shoot clearly and blur the background?

This requires a very powerful photographer. )

Specific methods:

1. According to some common sense, shooting a high-speed moving object requires a high-speed shutter, otherwise the moving object will be blurred easily. But sometimes in order to get a clear picture of a moving object and a blurred background, you can also take pictures at a slower speed, which requires a subsequent shooting method.

2. Follow-up shooting method is referred to as "follow-up shooting" for short. Its shooting feature is that the camera moves in the direction of the moving object and presses the shutter in the subsequent process. In this way, the moving objects are clearer, the background and foreground form a horizontal virtual shadow, and the subject is very prominent, giving people a strong sense of movement.

3. Follow the shooting methods and essentials:

(1) Shutter speed: The shutter speed of the follow-up shot should not be too high, which is easy to make the moving object and background clear and lack the sense of movement. Use a slow shutter speed when chasing, usually 1/30s or 1/60s. The slower the shutter speed, the more blurred the background. However, the slow speed below 1/30s is not easy to control.

(2) Shooting angle: Generally, the camera direction should be perpendicular to the moving object direction (less than 90 degrees). When taking pictures, the camera and the moving object move in parallel and synchronously. This following angle can make the rapid movement of moving objects get a strong performance. This kind of follow-up shooting parallel to moving objects is also called "parallel shooting" and is the most commonly used shooting method.

In addition, according to the different motion directions of the moving body, other angles of follow-up shooting methods can be adopted, such as longitudinal follow-up, arc follow-up, oblique follow-up, zoom follow-up and so on.