A first attempt at rolling shots.

Let me know what you guys think!! Share some tips and let me know how I can improve for next time. Went about 30 mph using 1/30th of a second with Shutter Priority. Was in the trunk of my friend's LX470 with the top half of his trunk open.

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Other than some blown out whites in the hoods I think they look pretty good to me.

JMartel wrote in post #11782278
Other than some blown out whites in the hoods I think they look pretty good to me.

I've actually gotten a few comments saying that, but on my screen, I can't see them. Maybe it's time to spring for some calibration tools.

nice.. with a bit of PP you can make them pop a bit more.

here's what a little PP can do (let me know if you want me to remove it):

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Nice work! Using a wide angle lens would allow you get some more interesting angles, but I think you did great for a first try

edmyloo wrote in post #11782404
I've actually gotten a few comments saying that, but on my screen, I can't see them. Maybe it's time to spring for some calibration tools.

Only the first one looks blown out to me.. *I don't have a calibrated monitor*

edmyloo wrote in post #11782404
I've actually gotten a few comments saying that, but on my screen, I can't see them. Maybe it's time to spring for some calibration tools.

I'm not calibrated and I'm on a regular LCD monitor. So it could just be my monitor. Hopefully someone who is calibrated can chime in.