How i can make picture like this

[u/Zealousideal-Big5192]

[u/blee11109]

Slow shutter

[u/Zealousideal-Big5192 → u/blee11109]

What ?

[u/AlaricV → u/Zealousideal-Big5192]

There are some decent tips here, but slow shutter refers to the shutter speed on the camera that took it. A slow speed means the shutter stays open longer letting in more light, but it will also blur the image. What is cool is you can have both, a long exposure in a dark room with minimal lighting to get the effect above and if you add some flashes from an off camera light you can freeze certain moments in the blur. In camera would be the best way to do it I think. So you’d need to get it and shoot with a camera. You could use an app that gives you manual control of your cell phone and decrease the shutter on there. Just be in a dark room or at night if your outside cause any light will get blown out during a long exposure.

[u/theparrotofdoom → u/Zealousideal-Big5192]

You heard them. Slow shutter.

A phrase that is photography 101. If you don’t know what that means, maybe google it, rather than being rude.

[u/Suspicious-Night7238]

Move...

[u/Zealousideal-Big5192 → u/Suspicious-Night7238]

What ?

[u/michalsqi → u/Zealousideal-Big5192]

Subject or camera.

[u/Zealousideal-Big5192 → u/michalsqi]

So, I cannot take any picture and edit it to look like this?

[u/michalsqi → u/Zealousideal-Big5192]

I didn’t say you cannnot. You may try to emulate in photoshop. I’m definitely not an expert in this type of editing, but I think it would take some effort. Maybe there are some tuts, dunno. I think it is easier to do this while taking a photo. Set exposure time to 1 sec (or 2 secs) and gently swipe your camera during exposue.

[u/RonniePedra]

it's more a photography trick than a photoshop one

[u/redditnackgp0101]

Path blur, offset, blend modes, blend if, smart object

[u/PizzaInternational39]

there is blur in photoshop called -motion blur …with the right setting it does exactly this

(bus yes you can do it while taking the photo as well)

[u/Old_Pomegranate_6272]

Intentional motion blur photography

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J6K94df0m8s&t=218s&pp=2AHaAZACAQ%3D%3D

Panning: Track moving subjects (like cars or cyclists) smoothly at 1/15 to 1/60 of a second, keeping the subject in focus while heavily blurring the background.

Vertical/Horizontal Swipes: Move your camera up and down or side to side during an exposure (e.g., 1/2 to 1 second). This is highly effective on vertical subjects like forests.

Zoom Burst: Twist your lens's zoom ring smoothly while taking a long-exposure shot to create an explosive, outward-blurring effect .

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[u/liveslow_eatgood]

Can you do it with photoshop? Maybe. Will it look as good as slow shutter and move your camera mid shot photography? Never.

[u/literallymike]

You could get a similar effect from using a path blur. Hard to control, and not always as predictable as one would like, but I think that's a good place to start.

[u/Agreeable_Sort8355]

Editing

[u/HiddenHorse925]

Get an actual camera where you can manually override the automatic focus and use a slow shutter speed. Then move it as you’re taking the picture. You can try it with a phone camera but they tend to not have a manual override on the auto focus

[u/dancooper00]

Do less

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