Rolling shots...

my first post, an old one fromsummer 2012 hope to get alot more automitive work done this year

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phoenixheat wrote in post #15567082
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Holy hell! This is magical!!!

http://www.flickr.com/​photos/davis_c/5238153​432/

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Some shots from today. More on my flickr

^ ^ I wish that you had found a better background for these.

PhotosGuy wrote in post #15768681
^ ^ I wish that you had found a better background for these.

I wish I could as well. I was very limited to the time I was able to take these pictures as it was on the way to the Philadelphia Auto Show.

here's a rolling shot rig I cobbled together during a meet-up on suday with a magic arm, a remote shutter trigger, and my 5d2:

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that's a pretty boss looking rig, but I wonder if it is more effective than the traditional way?

guess I never posted this one

VicSkimmr wrote in post #15807439
that's a pretty boss looking rig, but I wonder if it is more effective than the traditional way?

the traditional way? you mean just hanging out of a window with the camera to your eye? that way is more effective for accurate composition and chimping.

I use this rig for more mobility and ease of use, especially if i'm leaning out of a car with tiny windows, as well as getting the camera closer to the ground. my ideal vehicle to shoot out of is a miata because its so low and is a roadster-lots of room to move with nothing behind. With this rig, I do have to just set it how i think it will look good (typically aperture-priority with a small aperture and low ISO to get a decently long shutterspeed) then just spray and pray on burst mode.

i'm not sure if it is more effective, but it is more user friendly and versatile, I think.

out of a couple hundred shots from this cruise, i only got a handful i liked, mainly because the entire first half my shutterspeed was too quick and it looked like the cars were stopped on the road.

^ Is there a reason you don't use shutter priority?