This is a discussion on Panning Motion within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Thanks a lot guys. At the moto race I was using a 70-300mm, and of the biker. They were really ...
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Thanks a lot guys. At the moto race I was using a 70-300mm, and of the biker. They were really just practice shots. Now that I have an actual assignment, its nice to get some advice. The only problem is I know I will be in direct sunlight in a parking lot. Im not too sure how much I will be able to slow the shutter speed down, but never thought about adding filters. Ive always done that to slow the shutter speed down for running water, but never thought of that for cars or bikes, go figure.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/28054853@N08/
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Yeh same principle of course ... Create some artificial darkness. Low ISO, high aperture and add filter if you need.
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