Faster the better! I usually try for 1/16000! Seriously, there are so many variables to consider: type of water, movement of water, location of the water, etc., and then what is the desired effect? Is some movement desired in the photo, or total blur of the movement? I seriously think there is no one answer. And NO ONE KNOWS everything there is about Photography. I’ve been tripping the shutter for 45 some years, and still find myself learning, discovering, and wondering about Photography, and making stupid mistakes along the way. I liked how you ‘wrapped up’ your Video. Stay safe and Happy Shooting!
No. I remember your comment. It was about newer cameras not needing to turn off vibration reduction. I commented and replied. I don’t even see how your comment was criticism? Just a difference in cameras. Any way I thought your comment was useful to some. Not sure where your comment or my reply have gone?
Nice video Brian, very informative which I will try and keep with me to make my captured images better along the way. 🌦
Thanks John
Thanks for sharing that sublime aspect of the thirty year pondering.
Thank you
Faster the better! I usually try for 1/16000!
Seriously, there are so many variables to consider: type of water, movement of water, location of the water, etc., and then what is the desired effect? Is some movement desired in the photo, or total blur of the movement? I seriously think there is no one answer. And NO ONE KNOWS everything there is about Photography. I’ve been tripping the shutter for 45 some years, and still find myself learning, discovering, and wondering about Photography, and making stupid mistakes along the way. I liked how you ‘wrapped up’ your Video. Stay safe and Happy Shooting!
Thank you. Indeed so many variables, Thanks for watching.
Deleing comments now dude wow! Cant take criticism. You must be very insecure.
No. I remember your comment. It was about newer cameras not needing to turn off vibration reduction. I commented and replied. I don’t even see how your comment was criticism? Just a difference in cameras. Any way I thought your comment was useful to some. Not sure where your comment or my reply have gone?