Blurring moving water - is your shutter speed too long?
Channel: Tim Shields
Date: 2020-07-09

Blurring water with a longer shutter speed is a great trick, but it can also be too much of a good thing.  If your shutter speed is too long then the water will look like milk.  This video shows you how to capture a sense of motion on fast moving water while still maintaining the water's texture.

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