First Rolling Shoot

[m.shalaby]

Shot my IS350.

EDIT: more shots on page 2 from the same shoot

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[PhotosGuy]

Not bad! keep at it.

[NYNCTC]

were you driving or shooting? i want rolling shots of my car but don't trust anyone with my camera or car haha. i need friends with DSLR's and panning skills haha.

[gtrrocker02]

were you driving or shooting? i want rolling shots of my car but don't trust anyone with my camera or car haha. i need friends with DSLR's and panning skills haha.

haha. i was just thinking the same thing. I AGREE!

[m.shalaby]

were you driving or shooting? i want rolling shots of my car but don't trust anyone with my camera or car haha. i need friends with DSLR's and panning skills haha.

shooting. this my car, had my wife driving it and a friend driving me in his car while I shot it.

[vitacura]

Very cool!

[VisualEchos]

The first shot is nice.

[CircuitR]

Great shots, and nice car!

[maxstang]

The third one is pure awesomeness. I like your PP.

[kingsown]

excellent shots ,what speed of the cars and what speed on the camera

[Markland Photography]

love the car, great motion, great pp. awesome job, keep it up!

[Spitfire_17]

First picture is money! nice man, especially for first time!

[Twhit.]

What kind of settings on the camera ?I'd like to try this!!!!!!!!!! Nice shot !!!!!!!!!!!

[aridan]

excellent work on #2!

[NYNCTC]

shooting. this my car, had my wife driving it and a friend driving me in his car while I shot it.

ah, the wife. i would trust my wife...if i was married with my car haha.

great shots!

[SamHunter]

Love your car

[m.shalaby]

excellent shots ,what speed of the cars and what speed on the camera

about 50-60mph, shutter speed at 1/40 - wish I could of slowed it down more to like 1/30 or 1/25th for more bakcground blur but its not easy hanging out the window and keeping the camera that still, lol... so 1/40 was the slowest...

[m.shalaby]

OK, so this is from the same shoot, finally got the others PP'd, here they are.

Really wish I could of got more background blur with a slower shutter speed, but anything slower then 1/40th and the car came out blury...

I also know the tree reflections take away from the shot, but I guess I should take it easy as its my first rolling shoot. Next time I'm going to plan it out much better, this was kinda a rush/unplanned shoot, lol...

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[Naero]

nice... i'm actually going to try this this weekend with my new is250.

did you use the 18-55 or the 55-250?

[jrhykushi]

love your setup (stance) haha

next try, maybe try driving at a faster speed so you can get more motion blur without having to go slower than 1/40

[m.shalaby]

nice... i'm actually going to try this this weekend with my new is250.

did you use the 18-55 or the 55-250?

I actually used my 10-22 :)

[NYNCTC]

The 18-55 works amazing for rolling shots btw Naero.

[Trevor04GT]

Looks sooo great! I love your car man. I would love to see one straight off the camera. Would you mind sending me one on PM?

[linkinparkkid345]

i cant wait to do this with my brother. im gunna try to set up a tripod in my dads convertible and get a slower speed.

[Naero]

Sweet, thanks guys!

I have the 10-22 and was hoping to use it but thought maybe the wide DOF wouldn't blur the BG enough. I heard a good telephoto was best for this type of panning and was hoping my 17-55 would be long enough -- looks like it will be more than sufficient!

Is there a good (read: safer) technique for hanging out the window? I wanted to try and get a van with a sliding door to take pics a little easier, but won't have one available... any tips for this?