our project 52 week 5: Motion and Shutter Speed
Taken with Canon 6D 
Settings( for all 3 photos) Aperture f/11 Shutter Speed: 1/1000 ISO: 6400
Taking jump shots are fun. I wont tell you the amount of times I jumped to get these shots for this post. Just be assured that CDub was giving me the crazy side eye for being outside in the cold jumping around LOL.
Tip of the week: To capture motion, like I did here, I knew I would need a high shutter speed. High Shutter speeds help you to freeze motion. Remember: The higher the number, the faster the shutter will open and close and the more focus you will have. On the opposite end, the lower the number, the slower the shutter will open and close and the more blur you will have.
Also, my ISO is quite high here only because since it was such a cloudy/overcast day, I needed more light to keep my shutter speed up AND my aperture up.
I can’t wait to see your motion photos this week! Everyone is so creative!
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I love your jumping shots. Those are always the best! Thanks for the tips. Now if I can just figure out what I’m supposed to do to actually set the speed and aperture on my camera.
These are great tips. Question – I realize more bloggers choose Canon over Nikon. Do you know why that is?
Your jumping shots look fun. Jumping shots look like they would be fun for a family portrait too.
Great jump shot! I’m still trying to figure out have to change my shutter speed on my camera for action shots.
You are so good, your motion pictures are so crisp and clear. I love the last one with the hair in your face.
LLS @ your family thinking you look crazy outside jumping around. hahaha Tell them it was worth it because you totally got some great shots.
Great advice!
Look at you jumping for joy! Love these shots. No parts of me can jump more than a few inches right now. LOL.
You are seriously a camera master.