Last Updated on 11/05/2016 by Chris Gampat
Screenshot taken from the video.
One simple method to add creativity in photography is play around with slow shutter speed to capture motion blur effect, which often can produce dramatic and dynamic results if executed effectively. Bryan Peterson took one step further by combining two different movements in his slow shutter speed technique, called “spin zooming.” Basically, he turned the camera around while simultaneously zoomed-in his lens to create spin and zoom effects as shown in the screen capture above. With the added spin zoom effect, the telephone appeared as if it was ringing. This is quite a straightforward technique to achieve, and you can find out about Bryan’s detailed explanation in the following video.
Get rid of the ads!
Did you enjoy reading this article as much as we enjoyed writing it? There's a way to support us and our reporting, getting ad-free navigation and more as a bonus. Subscribe to us for less than a coffee per month —just $3.99— or take advantage of our yearly subscription with a hefty discount for only $25.- An ad-free experience
- A free mystery box
- All the books in our store
- 20% discount on Capture One
- 30% discount on Imalume Photo Theft Protection
- 20% off Herbs and Kettle Tea Company.