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Shakin' it up

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Shakin' it up

by NeilS on Thu Feb 14, 2008 2:08 am

Simple technique worth trying - adjusting the speed and aperture for a good overall exposure, go for a long shutter speed - 1/15 of a second or longer - and shake the camera. Try vertically and horizontally. If you have a long enough exposure, try circles. Why not?

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