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how can i shoot moving objects at night without bluring

A tough subject indeed.. i know your asking DSLR tips to help you out with this but ill help too haha..

Well very simple.. either bump up your ISO very high and get noisy images but get faster shutter speeds and less blur.. OR use a flash and maybe get it to look good.. point is.. dont shoot action at night.. its very very very hard to do.. unless theres lighting like a football game or something.

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thanks for the tip... one more thing!! how can i increase the horizontal and vertcal resolution of my cam to 300 dpi each coz its showing only 72dpi when i look in the photo details

If you are a bit more specific about what it is you want to photograph and what equipment you use it might be possible to give more detailed advice.

Ben
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When in doubt..... Press the shutter.

Open your cameras flash, and in the menus find your Flash mode settings. Set your camera to "Rear" or "Rear Sync" or "Rear Curtain" flash.

Then shoot your subject.

What does this do? It fires your flash just before the shutter closes which will capture your subject as it is in action.

If it is a car, or anything with a light, it will look something like this


Also for your DPI question, you could just shoot RAW. That should be something around 240dpi. The other option would be to just up the resolution during post-processing when you crop.

Best,
-Sean.

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