@mansourmelouli: Your shutter speed is changing the whole feel of your video Same shot, same movement… but completely different result depending on your settings. – 1/8 A lot of motion blur. It can feel dreamy, but also messy if you overuse it. – 1/60 This is the most natural look. You follow the 180-degree rule, and the motion blur feels realistic and cinematic. – 1/120 Sharper image. Less motion blur, movement feels a bit more crisp, but slightly less natural. – 1/500 Very sharp. You start freezing motion, it can feel harsh or a bit stuttery. – 1/2000 Motion is completely frozen. Good for action or sports, but for video it usually looks too sharp and unnatural. Shutter speed controls how motion feels in your video. If you want a cinematic look, stay around 1/60 for 30fps. Go too fast or too slow, and your footage will quickly feel off. #videographer #videography #contentcreator #cameratips #filmmaking

Ahmad Fayad :

Motion blur

Apolloaxis :

1/120 is the most natural. It’s what actually eyes see. Everything under and above is for specific effects.

The Ascendant :

Which one should I use?

Eduardo 🙌🏻 :

Which one can I use on my Sony A7III?

Mariella.G :

These days, some AI content blends in so well that I find myself checking it with TruthScan.

Lwolf125 :

In the last situation f should be high right? Like 16 or 18

Tokokita :

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N.C.E Faundation :

which one can I use canon mark 3?

Tay🤠 :

1/60 a 30Fps

Warey 📊 :

Am a beginner sir i was asking for mentorship

donicasso :

Its so funny iv been looking for this tip & i just found it straightaway today!!! Thanks..you earned a follow 💯💯💯

ASHRAF :

Which one should I use when i use in a big event

Jhonatan Bastos :

Mohamed Ismacil :

shutter speed

denndemm59 :

Great little project for you people go downtown busy intersection and photograph it and try not to photograph people just the City slow down your motion. Don’t forget to use the tripod. Give it a try.

Mr Madara :

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Debasit media :

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