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When capturing moments, experimenting with exposures is one of the best ways to create interesting and dynamic images. You should explore the various effects of using slow shutter speeds to blur action or faster shutters to freeze it. Itβs amazing how these settings can transform a photo, so experimenting with them often leads us to find new, exciting results! Experiment moving your camera, capturing multiple exposures and play with light trails. This kind of experimentation allows us to draw attention to different details as well as making an otherwise standard shot much more eye-catching.

White Is Empty, Black Is Full
When working with multiple exposures, you can control the frame area where the second exposure will be visible by remembering that phrase. The most extreme example of this would be a black silhouette shot against a pure white background: the silhouette will be filled with your second exposure while the background will remain white and empty. Areas in between will vary in opacity depending on how light or dark they are.
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