Ricoh GR 3 - every photo is 1/10

I took my usual Ricoh GR III today for an experiment.
Back to a spoilt photography location in Singapore
Chinatown has that usual crowd and buzz almost everyday
My experiment is simple
To set Ricoh GR III to shoot only in 1/10 sec shutter speed
1/10 sec shutter speed is the right setting to create motion blur
Especially suitable for human subject
The speed which human subject walks falls into the 1/10th sec setting
Too slow and everything will be extremely blur
A little faster shutter speed than 1/10 sec and you lost the motion blur
If you are trying to figure out motion blur on human subject
I hope this experiment I share with you is helpful
1/10th sec shutter speed Street Photography
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Flickr :
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Gears :
Ricoh GR III
Insta360 One R 1-inch module
Apple iMac
Hashtags :
#ricohgriii
#ricoh
#insta360oners1inch
#insta360
#apple
#finalcutpro
#streetphotography
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[@HappyMSI1]

Ok, the person behind that title either didn't know what theyr were doing or they knew what they were doing.

[@bristolstreetphotography]

When I saw the title I though you were scoring the GRiii 1 out of 10! I see now you were shooting at 1/10th of a second shutter speed, I wondered why for most of your subject material. By the way I have never seen a GRiii used on a monopod before!!

[@StreetworksPOV]

The reason for a monopod or tripod is mainly for the purpose a slow shutter speed that any hand held would be possible without causing background blurs. I agree the title thumbnail is a click bait albeit a legit one ..😆