Motion nightmare!!!

Hi everyone,

I recently bought a d3200. Brilliant camera, but I'm having a nightmare with shutter speeds, aperture and ISO. Anyone able to help?

thanks,

ClioGuy_2012

What problems are you having? Judging by the title of your post I'm thinking motion blur?

Can you give us a bit more information.
Are you taking picture and its out of focus or blurred?

If I had to guess from the context of your post you're having a difficult time understanding the three and how exactly they work together. Here's a sticky video of the exposure triangle (ISO, shutter, aperture). This should help.

http://nikonites.com/learning-photo...verview.html?highlight=triangle#axzz3BoXqttHz

Clioguy_2012 said:

Hi everyone,

I recently bought a d3200. Brilliant camera, but I'm having a nightmare with shutter speeds, aperture and ISO. Anyone able to help?

thanks,

ClioGuy_2012

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Ummmm read the camera brochure. If you do not understand the exposure triangle Aperture, Shutter speed and ISO then I would say take a course (online or offline) and learn. Or even play around with your camera. There is no cost in wasting memory like it used to be with film.

Thanks for the quick reply guys.

I cannot upload the photos to show you what I have done :/ nightmare!

Maybe a more concise description of your problem will help us to help you.

If there was an Education section someone could put a sticky at the top for something like Nasim Mansurov's Understanding ISO, Shutter Speed and Aperture for Beginners so that if someone was looking to learn the basics of how they work on their new DSLR they wouldn't have to ask the question again and hope someone answered.

Alas, since there isn't I'll just link it here (again) and wonder if the next person with the same problem will find it or just ask again.

Hi everyone, did a little bit of reading coming upto the event and came out with some great motion shots. Feel free to check them out on: https://www.flickr.com/photos/126813118@N05/

Well done, you've nailed panning shots.