To capture movement in an image, you can either use a slower shutter speed to allow the camera more time to capture movement, or move the camera while taking a photo to blur the image. Alternatively, the Harris effect can be achieved by using an app to combine three similar photos, overlapping images in Photoshop and adjusting colors and opacity, or using a Harris camera with a color strip to filter light as the photo is taken.

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2. Movement

3. Movement
To achieve this effect you can do it in two ways. The first way
is to change our camera settings so your shutter speed is
slower, this will create the movement effect because the
camera has more time to take in the light and capture he
image but if something in moving within the image the
camera will capture the movement. The longer you have
your shutter speed the move movement will capture.
Another way to get this effect would be to take a picture of
something but move the camera itself this will capture the
movement because you are moving the camera faster than it
can take the single image so I captures the movement.

4. Harris

5. Harris
To achieve this effect you can do it in many different was. The
first way is to download the app on the iPhone from the app
sore, and its called the Harris shutter and you take a picture
three times and it outs it together for you with the effect. That
is the easiest way to do this but you can do it on Photoshop. To
do it this way you need o open three images you have taken
and overlap them and change to colours and opacity to get the
same effect. Then the final way you can do this is with he
camera itself. You can take the Harris camera and you have a
strip of colour that you filter through as you're taking the
image, this gives you the same effect but I a lot harder to do.