Transcription: Panning is a technique of moving the camera so that a moving subject is kept in the same position in the viewfinder. At faster shutter speeds, you can capture several frames of the subject in sequence using automatic film advance. At slower shutter speeds, panning blurs the background indicating a sense of motion. Slow shutter speed panning requires you to keep the camera moving at a constant rate without jiggling even after depressing the shutter button. Remember to follow through with the pan. you
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