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The way I created my blow out effect is by setting the iso to 400. It could have been brighter than what it was but thats means a higher iso and it might make it look grainy, so I think the picture is ok. Another way to make the blowout effect is by exposing the lens to more light outside, or you can go into photoshop and change the brightness from there. Panning is the effect were your emphasis is easily seen while the ppl and objects are blurred out because they are moving. I think I did a good job because it should look as if everything around her is moving quickly and she is moving so slow that I was able to catch her. We put the shutter speed on 2 seconds because that was a pretty long time. What made the panning process dificult was trying to capture your emphasis in the crowd and trying to make sure she didn't blurr out either.
The way I created my blow out effect is by setting the iso to 400. It could have been brighter than what it was but thats means a higher iso and it might make it look grainy, so I think the picture is ok. Another way to make the blowout effect is by exposing the lens to more light outside, or you can go into photoshop and change the brightness from there. Panning is the effect were your emphasis is easily seen while the ppl and objects are blurred out because they are moving. I think I did a good job because it should look as if everything around her is moving quickly and she is moving so slow that I was able to catch her. We put the shutter speed on 2 seconds because that was a pretty long time. What made the panning process dificult was trying to capture your emphasis in the crowd and trying to make sure she didn't blurr out either.
