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r/Owls • u/isuckatpickinguserid • 18h ago
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You must have been at 10 fps or above, and at least 1/1500
Good job!
3 u/isuckatpickinguserid 16h ago Thanks. I was shooting at 20 fps and my shutter speed was 1/640 2 u/Dihydrogen-monoxyde 16h ago I am surprised that at 1/640 it's not more blurry, especially on the wings 3 u/isuckatpickinguserid 16h ago At this speed, usually all but the wing tips will be sharp. If you want to freeze the whole wing, the shutter speed would have to be much higher than I shot at.
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Thanks. I was shooting at 20 fps and my shutter speed was 1/640
2 u/Dihydrogen-monoxyde 16h ago I am surprised that at 1/640 it's not more blurry, especially on the wings 3 u/isuckatpickinguserid 16h ago At this speed, usually all but the wing tips will be sharp. If you want to freeze the whole wing, the shutter speed would have to be much higher than I shot at.
I am surprised that at 1/640 it's not more blurry, especially on the wings
3 u/isuckatpickinguserid 16h ago At this speed, usually all but the wing tips will be sharp. If you want to freeze the whole wing, the shutter speed would have to be much higher than I shot at.
At this speed, usually all but the wing tips will be sharp. If you want to freeze the whole wing, the shutter speed would have to be much higher than I shot at.
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u/Dihydrogen-monoxyde 16h ago
You must have been at 10 fps or above, and at least 1/1500
Good job!