SHOW US YOUR BEST PANNING SHOT

Richard - It's actually a Triumph Vitesse Estate.It was pretty quick too, from memory!!

See here: https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=216892


Hope you like them!!

um don't have the printed/edited one so this will have to do....

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Not nearly as slow as some of you, but here's one I have to hand at 1/80s....

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A couple from me, my first attempt at motorsport shots

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I Still got a lot of practicing to do if I compare myself to some members here...

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Just goofing around with the kids in the street!

heres mine. all shot at 1/60th with a 18-55kit lens on a 400d

http://pylet.com …/p-park-15-4-07/p_park_21

This would be mine thus far i think

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here's one of my better panning shots

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Great shot Simon

Rob, I can imagine shooting the remote car very hard

Awesome shot Rob! I've been wanting to go out and shoot R/C car, Heli, and Planes for a while. Just haven't had the time to do it.

Where you sitting on the ground for that shot?

RobsPics wrote in post #3285314
here's one of my better panning shots

Nice smooth wheel blur

Mine's not motorsports,. but it's panning

Thanks for the compliments guys. Yeah RC shooting is kinda hard. But still very doable. Yeaj, it's best to sit down while shooting these cars. Or even better, lay down on your front

The main reasons shooting RC is harder in my opinion is:
1. cars are small and speed is very fast
2. RC cars are driven in a "jerky" style many times. Not as smooth as full scale cars.

Some people prefer off-road rc shooting because it is easier to get a sense of motion there (dirt flying around, jumps, etc)

anyhow, here's some of my other radio control panning shots

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