This exercise is focused on understanding of shutter speed. Camera was mounted on tripod and the only thing which was changing was shutter speed (and ISO to compensate exposure).
I have chosen a small village road with loads of speed bumps so all cars had to have constant speed. I started with the fastest shutter speed of 1/1000th of second and than continued stepping the speed down to 1/800th, 1/400th, 1/200th, 1/100th and finally 1/50th of second.
As I stepped the speed down, I could see how images started to get blurry. Pictures taken at 1/1000th and 1/800th of second were sharp but the rest of them have had all motion blur.
Of coarse the sharpness of a moving object depends on two factors, the speed of the object and the shutter speed.
When I compared all pictures I could observe continues sharpness graduation. If I had to choose those I like, it would be the one taken on 1/50th of second where the car is completely in motion blur. It reflects the action and dynamic of movement which is in a beautiful contrast to that pin sharp background.
1/1000 s
1/800 s
1/400 s
1/200 s
1/100 s
1/50 s
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