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Shallow Depth of Field is easily achieved on a DSLR camera by setting your f-stop to the lowest possible number, anywhere between 1.2-5.6 depending on the camera lens. Once the f-stop is at its lowest number, zoom in on the object while making sure that the background is visible and at a distance.

Achieving the panning effect can be difficult for amateur photographers. In order to successfully capture a panning photograph, you must first set your shutter speed to 1/20. You must move together with your fast-moving subject while simultaneously pressing the shutter button

The ISO is your camera’s sensitivity to light. The higher the ISO rating, the more light-sensitive a particular film is. Higher ISO films require less light to record an image. The majority of DSLR cameras have ISO settings from 100 to 3200 ISO. Below is an example of a photograph taken with high ISO by Mark Dumbleton