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What camera settings should I use to capture moving objects without them being blurry?

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Proper exposure demands that the proper amount of light be utilized. Shutter speed and lens opening are the camera parameters. Now, you would use a fairly fast shutter speed coupled with a wide lens opening. And, if a film camera, you would choose a fairly high speed film (High ASA rating) to allow a fast shutter speed.

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If you have no choice about the setting, make sure you have the flash on and put every setting on "automatic". Most cameras' circuitry can make those adjustments fastest.

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posted by Emr (681)
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On an automatic camera, there should be an icon of a "running man". This setting is used for sports and is also good for photo's of cars and birds.

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posted by anyname (40)
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