Why moving subjects are usually blurred in photos, but not always?
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If we sow these fast shutter speeds down to something easier to understand, and you think of a human going by, you have no problem in seeing that person clearly. Now take the rotor blades on a helicopter, you have no chance of seeing the as clear. This is because the rotor blades manage to move so fast that it moves while your brain try to “capture the image”
The same is happening in a camera, if things are fast enough to move while the camera takes the photo, does it look blurred.
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