looking to shoot moving objects

Here... nothing added to it... and really off center but oh well

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For 1.3 seconds hand held, I'd say this photo is not too bad at all.

I'd like you to mount the camera on a tripod, then use the camera timer or a remote to fire the shot. Use shutter prioroty and leave it for 5 seconds, then see how it looks.

If Tv mode doesn't work for you, then Manual 'M' mode would be your best choice. Set your ISO to 100, your shutter speed to 5-10 seconds, and then play with your Aperture 'f number' to whatever makes the photo stands out.

That's what I did here ..

http://www.pixelpro.co​m.au/Landscape.html

EXIF Summary: 10s f/10.0 ISO200 28mm

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how can you tell what i did in my photo... like do you have all your stuff written down as far as your iso, focus, Aperture (sp?), and shutter speed?

canonnoob wrote in post #6075116
how can you tell what i did in my photo... like do you have all your stuff written down as far as your iso, focus, Aperture (sp?), and shutter speed?

That info is embedded in the image and there is software that will allow folks to see it.

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #6075118
That info is embedded in the image and there is software that will allow folks to see it.

hmm and this software would be what?

I use Macintosh where I can drag and drop any image into the dock, and then this program will show you the EXIF data of any photos. Give me a second, I'll find one for Windows..

alrighty

Google has returned many results. Get whichever suits your taste

thanks so much.. this well help greatly

canonnoob wrote in post #6075123
hmm and this software would be what?

I see Kahled got a list together but Opanda is one that is popular...

Thats the one i downloaded....