A technique used to create a sense of movement in a photograph.

A type of camera shake that results in blurry images.

A setting on a camera that controls the shutter speed.

A filter that can be applied to an image to create a motion blur effect.

A technique used to create a sense of movement in a photograph by moving the camera during the exposure.

A type of camera shake that results in blurry images.

A setting on a camera that controls the shutter speed.

A filter that can be applied to an image to create a motion blur effect.

Motion blur is caused by a slow shutter speed, while panning is caused by moving the camera during the exposure.

Motion blur creates a sense of movement in a photograph, while panning creates a sense of depth.

Motion blur is used to capture moving subjects, while panning is used to capture stationary subjects.

Motion blur is a type of camera shake, while panning is a technique used to create a sense of movement.

To create a sense of speed or movement in a photograph.

To emphasize the texture or pattern of a moving object.

To create a sense of mystery or intrigue.

To create a sense of depth or perspective.

The shutter speed must be slow enough to allow the moving elements of the scene to blur.

The camera must be held steady during the exposure.

The subject must be moving in a predictable direction.

All of the above.

Using a shutter speed that is too slow, resulting in excessive blur.

Moving the camera too quickly during the exposure, resulting in a blurry image.

Not following the subject properly, resulting in a blurry image.

All of the above.

Use a tripod to keep the camera steady during the exposure.

Use a slow shutter speed to allow the moving elements of the scene to blur.

Follow the subject smoothly with the camera during the exposure.

All of the above.

Motion blur is caused by a slow shutter speed, while panning is caused by moving the camera during the exposure.

Motion blur creates a sense of movement in a photograph, while panning creates a sense of depth.

Motion blur is used to capture moving subjects, while panning is used to capture stationary subjects.

Motion blur is a type of camera shake, while panning is a technique used to create a sense of movement.

To create a sense of speed or movement in a photograph.

To emphasize the texture or pattern of a moving object.

To create a sense of mystery or intrigue.

To create a sense of depth or perspective.

The shutter speed must be fast enough to freeze the motion of the subject.

The camera must be moved smoothly during the exposure.

The subject must be moving in a predictable direction.

All of the above.

Using a shutter speed that is too slow, resulting in a blurry image.

Moving the camera too quickly during the exposure, resulting in a blurry image.

Not following the subject properly, resulting in a blurry image.

All of the above.

Use a tripod to keep the camera steady during the exposure.

Use a fast shutter speed to freeze the motion of the subject.

Follow the subject smoothly with the camera during the exposure.

All of the above.

Motion blur is caused by a slow shutter speed.

Motion blur is caused by a fast shutter speed.

Motion blur is not affected by shutter speed.

Motion blur is caused by a combination of shutter speed and camera movement.

Panning is caused by a slow shutter speed.

Panning is caused by a fast shutter speed.

Panning is not affected by shutter speed.

Panning is caused by a combination of shutter speed and camera movement.