Slow Shutter Speed Experiment ∙ How To by michelle G. on Cut Out + Keep

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michelle G.

Antigonish, NS, Canada

2008

for those who like to be experimental

its a slow shutter speed experiment, creat really cool photos like the ones shown here.

Its not that hard once you get the hang of it.

just get a digital camera that has a manual setting[thats a f stop]

and set it on the lowest setting. I usually try F 6, but it is an experiment

1

set the manual setting

look for the M.

Most digital cameras will either have it on a dial[like the picture] or a setting for it]
2

fiddle with that F stop

to get the F stop to work you need to press down on the F stop button[usually near the on/off button) it will most likely have a shutter symbol next to it.
3

next step is to set up the camera on a tripod

get ready to shoot your object and then click the shutter button

Now wait, don't touch the camera. The shutter is moving at a very slow speed, so wait till you hear a click.[that will be the shutter closing)

usually one minute wait time.

now you can view ur experimental picture