Zooming VS Dolly Shots

The difference between zooming and dolly shots is that zoom shots lets the camera operator stand still to get a closer view of the subject and makes the background more compressed. The dolly shot forces the camera operator to actually move their body and keeps the focal length the same, making the background less compressed than if you were to zoom into the subject. Dollying and Trucking make the shot seems more three dimensional and it engages the viewer, making them feel like they are a part of the shot.

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