Re: [OM] Polarizer's and Picture comments

[Tris Schuler]

I'm not saying it should be anything. But with respect to stopping 
(freezing) the action two techniques are to pan with lateral motion (to 
reduce the relative speed of the subject across the field of view) or to 
pick subjects which either (as closely as possible) directly approach or 
retreat from the lens (thus little or no lateral movement to account for). 
All with an eye to reduce motion blur.
Tris


> On Fri, 12 Oct 2001 22:34:40 -0700 Tris Schuler
> <tristanjohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> > Two techniques for you to think about: pan with the lateral action, try
> to
> > conceive shots where the action is in direct opposition to the axis of
> the
> > lens (i.e., as close as possible to directly toward or away from your
> > perspective).
>
> > Tris
>
> Tris:
>
> Are you saying that the direction of the subject's motion should be
> lateral (across the field of view) rather than approaching/receding from
> the camera?
>
> Jamie