help shooting 4 cars sunday

so as the title says im going to shoot 4 cars this sunday. i have a good spot by the beach. r we might try another spot which shows downtown Miami in the background. what setup should i use? itll be out in the day. m not too worried about the actuall shoot itself. but on our way there...i wanna take rolling shots. what setup should i use for rolling shots?

not long enough so it will blur but long enough so that the backround is blurred and the wheels are in motion..please give me some tips.

oh and also...i heard that if the sun is behind you and if you hide your shadow your pics shoud be better? is this true?

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I don't shoot those types of images, but I'll bet if you clicked on the search button within this site, you'll get a ton of links.

Ed 718 wrote in post #5015246
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why are you subscribing to the thread? idk if to take this as disrespect?? cause you might be subscribing to see me get flamed lol

nismo1 wrote in post #5015350
why are you subscribing to the thread? idk if to take this as disrespect?? cause you might be subscribing to see me get flamed lol

Why would you assume that...

I signed up on this forum to learn photography. Have you even considered I may have the same questions as you?

my bad its a question. did you miss the question mark?

anyways you have a nice Z33

ill leave it as a good note.

^^ Thanks Nismo.....

Tough call. It depends on a lot of factors. The available light, your speed, distance, shutter speed, focal length...
If you're standing in one spot & panning, try some test shots beforehand with normal traffic & see what works for you. Maybe start with 1/80 sec.
For the beach shots, this might help: A few Car Lighting Tips - Updated