Intentional Motion Blur // Capture and Edit with Julieanne Kost (Full Version)

Intentional Motion Blur // Capture and Edit with Julieanne Kost
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In this video Julieanne Kost shares some of her techniques for capturing intentional motion blur from a moving car - with stunning results! She then gives us some great tips for processing these images in Adobe Lightroom Classic.
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[@dipakgadekar]

Wonderful. never had thought of this perspective. Looks so interesting 👍

[@victorcarmelo8606]

Brilliant as always, thanks.

[@photopoeth]

Great video - thanks a lot. I've done this myself in the past, but I didn't pan just played with the motion effect alone while driving by. The panning adds this nice "twirl" which I really like. I will try this. What focal length did you primarily use for the images we see in the video?

[@mjpt57]

Thanks for the video. I gave this a try yesterday. We went for a drive with my wife driving. Try as I might I could not get anything like what you've done. EVERYTHING was blurry or out of focus.
I have a Canon R6. I tried various modes including single shot and AI Servo, different shutter speeds, from 1/60tth down to 1/4 of a second.
Could you please share your equipment and its settings? I might be doing something totally wrong.
Oh, we tried at various speeds, traffic depending, from 60 km/h to 100 km/h with no real improvements throughout that range.
On Thursday we're heading from Sydney to Perth on what's called the Indian Pacific Railway, a 4 day train trip. I'll get plenty of opportunities to practise ICM.

[@SnapHappy]

Thanks for your message. Julianne was using a canon 5D mark 4 with a 24-70 lens. Continuous spot focus and her shutter speed was dependent on the distance and the speed of the vehicle. Perhaps you could try a faster shutter speed to start and then work your way slower. I think it takes a lot of practice as you have to track the object pretty accurately to get these results. Sounds like you will get plenty of practice on the train. All the best! Tim

[@emanonmuc7762]

i would turn off image stabilisation also