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by stan_rogers
4189 days ago
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...and it will look very awkward if there is motion in the frame if you're not shooting very close to 1/(2 * framerate). There is a very small tolerance window, outside of which the picture will look mushy (if your camera lets you shoot very close to 1/framerate) or jerky (< 1/(3 * framerate)). Controlling exposure, if you want to maintain a constant aperture for depth-of-field reasons, is done using neutral density filters (including "variable ND" crossed polarizers) and adjusting the sensitivity/gain/ISO, not shutter speed. |
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