If this is a true/false question, then it is <u>false </u>that panning is very easy to do, and most people don't really get great images on the first try.
Panning practically refers to following a moving object with your camera so as to get a shot which can catch the object's speed and movement. The background of that object should be blurred due to its speed, but the object itself should be in the focus and perfect.
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There are two types of tonalities (or keys) in tonal music: major and minor. The accidentals--sharps and flats--most used in keys are standard so they are often written as key signatures to avoid cluttering the music score with too many accidental signs.
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