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Took this tonight while waiting for the local 99 to go north. Actually was unexpected and came s/b pretty fast. First panning shot i took that came out pretty good.
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I would have to agree, it turned out pretty damn good! And since it was just a spur of the moment thing, not bad. It pays to have your camera with you to practice things like that.
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thanks. I've tried panning shots in the past and they've all come out blurred out completely. I did get lucky as i was orinally zoomed in at 135mm but the shutter was too slow beeing dusk so it was blurred out. Im going back down tomorrow after i get up to do some more.
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nice! Great first try! Im sure you will only get better! I have yet to try panning...the baby doesnt move one direction, shes like a cheetah, zigzaggin...cant pan a zig zag, at least not yet!
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You got the important part sharp & I like the way it loses sharpness as you get toward the rear of the train.
From another thread: Shutter speed depends on the speed of the car AND your distance from the car AND the focal length of your lens. Try this a few times & see if it helps: Stand with your feet in a line parallel with the direction that the car is traveling. You want a line drawn perpendicular to your shoulders to intersect the point where you anticipate taking the pic. Turning at the waist, start your pan WAY early, snap the shot when it's in front of you, AND continue the pan WAY to the side. (If the people to the side don't get out of your way, then you aren't following through enough!) This insures that the pan is smooth & steady when you take the shot. Go out & practice with traffic for awhile. It does help!
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A successful attempt! Great advice Frank- thanks.
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Photosguy, thanks for the tips. I'll see if i can try it tonight. Here's the exif data.
Resolution: 900 x 600 Flash used: No Focal length: 24.0mm (35mm equivalent: 149mm) CCD width: 5.78mm Exposure time: 0.033 s (1/30) Aperture: f/8.0 ISO equiv.: 400 Whitebalance: Manual
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crop out the telephone pole
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