Many cameras have been shaking. What's the name of this shooting technique?

This shooting technique is called panning.

Panning means that when shooting a lens, the camera is still, and the camera is shaken in any direction with the help of a tripod or a human body. There are various forms of panning, such as horizontal panning that moves the optical axis of the lens horizontally, vertical panning that moves the optical axis of the lens vertically, intermittent panning with several pauses in the middle, circular panning that the camera rotates once, tilting panning at various angles, and so on.

Pan and tilt are used to reposition the camera lens in the horizontal and vertical directions. Rolling (or panoramic lens) is to fix the camera in the center of an imaginary circle, but rotate the camera lens in the horizontal direction so that it can see the periphery of the circle in an arc motion.

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The faster the object moves, the faster the shutter speed can be improved, and the effect of panning can be reflected, and the success rate is higher. When panning, the shutter speed should not be too high, and it is not easy to keep the subject clear, especially on the telephoto lens, so keeping the camera moving smoothly during panning is the key to determine whether the subject is clear or not.

Remember to move in the same direction at a uniform speed after pressing the shutter, and try to keep your sight and objects relatively static. When your focal length is longer, the shutter speed needs to be faster. Don't forget to use the af-c continuous autofocus function of the camera before shooting, so that even if the object is moving, the subject can be kept in focus.

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