Moving the subject during exposure

Stroboscope photography refers to the technique of photographing a moving subject with camera’s shutter open to yield multiple stationary exposures of successive movement phases, with pulsed flash illumination or mechanical devices that intermittently allow the light passing into the camera”

As a photographer, I have to work hard to better my craft, offer more to my clients and some sort of a fulfillment if I can learn more of the things I do. Achieving the right stroboscopic effect is very tricky; there are computations and formula to arrive at the right timing. The background and the exposure for the subject must be ideal or else all you have left will be a blur. It’s another experiment for me but I want to perfect this experiment so that I can use it for my future projects.For this experiment. I wanna thank my model and big thanks to Julius Lagare for making all this possible.

sample formula: Number of Flashes / Firing Frequency = Shutter Speed.