When panning, your camera should move in which direction? A.) Toward the subject B.) Parallel to the subject C.) Away from the subject D.) Your camera should stay still

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Pedro Harding

Computers & Technology

30 October, 01:51

When panning, your camera should move in which direction? A.) Toward the subject B.) Parallel to the subject C.) Away from the subject D.) Your camera should stay still

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Josue Barnett · Answer 1

When panning, your camera should move in which direction Parallel to the subject

Explanation:

A slow shutter speed is integrated with the motion of the camera in Panning. this is done for creating a feeling of speed around any object that is in motion. The panning focuses only on the subject and not the background. Hence, the background will be blur. Panning is a technique which is advanced in nature and it needs practicing a lot.

There are many steps involved in panning. The camera should be kept on a Shutter Priority mode. The speed of the shutter must be kept slow. Tripod must be in use. It requires Positioning of the camera person correctly and he should focus accurately on the subject. The camera should move along with the subject that is being focused.