Velocidad de obturación explicada

Este es el episodio 19 del podcast veroh.photograph de @verohphotograph, publicado el 14 de abril de 2026. Puedes dejar comentarios de texto y audio en este enlace. PrestoFotoAlHabla. Hablemos de la velocidad de obturación. Esta se mide en fracciones de un segundo. 1 partido 2, 1 partido 4, 1 partido 8, 1 partido 15, 1 partido 30, 1 partido 60, 1 partido 125, 1 partido 250, etc. Tal cual os lo he dicho hoy día, de más lento a más rápido. En más lento hay más luz y más movimiento. Util por ejemplo en fotografiar la estela que van dejando los coches en una fotografía nocturna. Fotografiando una carretera con varios coches pasando. Si ponéis una velocidad de obturación lenta os saldrá esa estela de luces muy bonita. En cambio si es un partido de fútbol por ejemplo queréis capturar un jugador y que salga bien nítido esa velocidad tendrá que ser rápida para congelar el movimiento. En esta velocidad rápida hay menos movimiento y menos luz. Dependiendo de este parámetro de la velocidad de obturación jugaremos luego con la apertura de diafragma.

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