5 Slow Shutter Tricks to Elevate your Photography!

[@camilacadena9276]

how did you do the video at the beginning?

[@mrsuperbigmac]

Very good color grading on a drone timelapse

[@BELTR.]

Wow, I'm breathless with your pictures! 👏

[@bcurrall09]

Cheers, some handy tips there, been trying to nail the panning stuff with varied results but will give your tips a go

[@TKNORTH]

Thanks for checking it out man! Panning stuff I still have plenty of misses but definitely improves over time haha

[@atandon6003]

Love the tips in this. Thanks TK

[@jasontippins6268]

Great vid. I have a canon R6 and was wondering if I need to disable in camera stabilisation when doing panning shots?

[@firefalcoln]

I like the zoom effect. I do a lot of rotating shots instead or in addition where you hold the picture steady a bit for a moment before and/or after rotating or zooming in and/or out from where you were. You have to like things to be a bit more abstract. But that’s me. I prefer to often struggle or find it impossible for one to decipher what the original subject was. I care more about the visual aesthetics.

[@adreaminfocus]

This is so wonderful. Thank you for this tutorial. I’m getting so frustrated with slower shutter speeds but i wrote everything he down and I’m off to try ❤

[@TKNORTH]

Amazing!!! Glad it was helpful and be patient with it :)

[@abe-54]

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[@stephsieben6137]

Heading to Tokyo in October, so this was wonderful to watch. Thank you so very much!

[@jamesprivet]

Really interesting and helpful thank you.

[@SoonKyu515]

very useful techniques! gotta give myself a try when I go to Tokyo this April!

[@misssusyramos]

Your shots are incredible and so inspiring. Gained a new follower!

[@TKNORTH]

Thank you so much 🙌

[@Davo5673]

Hey TK, great tips. Question about settings for 5:45, it's a long exposure but what f stop are you using? The street light isn't the typical sharp starburst usually produced at f22. Are you using a filter and or shooting wide open?

[@TKNORTH]

Thanks so much! Actually looks like I left the black mist filter on. I was using it for some different shots before this one. This causing the halation’s around the street lights. So not totally deliberate there! I shot heaps of examples this night, so I was pretty tired by this point 😂 But if it’s dark enough I won’t always close off the aperture completely, depends on the shot I guess :)

[@Davo5673]

@@TKNORTH Ah makes sense, a happy accident for sure, thanks TK!

[@jakoat]

Now that was enjoyable.

[@TKNORTH]

Ayy glad you enjoyed!!

[@billpanuska5775]

Very nice video. Good ideas clearly described.

[@TKNORTH]

Thanks so much Bill!

[@CVCC]

good stuff!

[@dpedrosoliano]

i think i found my new idol. haha love from Malaysia! thanks for this kind sir!

[@erbangbang-ge2io]

Nice n thank you

[@herobear]

Thanks for Shar Mate ! Like it!

[@adventuresofjandk]

Another fantastic video

[@FlightJUN]

Thank you its helpful

[@CLEF4RD]

nice and cool tuts... thank you bro!

[@NTL00]

Thank you, cheer❤

[@mikedyson_]

Great stuff TK

[@TKNORTH]

Thanks my guy!

[@JadenWhite]

great video TK!

[@TKNORTH]

Appreciate that dude!

[@Itchban]

haha i have a pan of you and mich walking across shibs

[@TKNORTH]

Hahah I remember that. Talk about epic photography 🔥

[@zonhisham]

nice intro shot! Was that shot from a drone? What was your shutter speed? ND filter? TIA

[@zackalamy]

Fun! thanks for sharing

[@TKNORTH]

Cheers dude, glad you enjoyed it!

[@giahoa6739]

nice tips,thanks you so much

[@awasmedia]

thank u for this ❤

[@tm7554]

niiiiiice video thank you

[@desy666]

Super cool thx!

[@atandon6003]

Tk, do u turn off stabilization in general for panning shots?

[@CARLO.OBRIEN]

Hello from Brisbane

[@TKNORTH]

Heeelllooo Brisvegas

[@christopheserres3957]

Good Job !

[@TKNORTH]

Appreciate that! 🙌

[@tomroe30]

Try waterfalls/fast streams for the second technique folks!

[@IonCristianEmilian]

Hello from Romania😉🤝

[@TKNORTH]

Hey dude! Thanks for dropping by 👋

[@レーヴァテイン-j1r]

Hello from Japan Please come and visit us again.

[@IvoPavlik]

I have always been wondering how speed can be slow ;-)

[@grandpascuba]

One word… monopod.