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did a photo shoot with a mate last night and basicaly she has to take a rolling shot but from static so heres some shots we came up with u wont believe how hard this is to do :)

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cheers matt

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sorry I'm lost, i understand this maybe a hard picture to take, but are they meant to be very out of focus? :)

you got made skillz...

:lol:

Do you do weddings?

I Dont realy get it either?

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basicaly she needed something moving in focus with the rest out out of focus and the photographer has to be static and not using a tripod etc the first time she has done anything like this as she is normaly a studio person

just blur the wheels on photoshop or summat to make it look like its moving :lol:

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just blur the wheels on photoshop or summat to make it look like its moving :lol:

hahaha thats cheating doesnt help it being at night if it was in the day would have been alot easyer ment to be getting some more shots

but on my mountain bike up llandelga soon

panning needed, looks poor imo

Edited by robdaviesss

i understand what your trying to do! :-D

In my opinion you need to find a slightly faster shutter speed though!

Keep trying! panning so hard to do!

Just a little self whoring moment!

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i understand what your trying to do! :-D

In my opinion you need to find a slightly faster shutter speed though!

Keep trying! panning so hard to do!

Just a little self whoring moment!

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yeah its hard didnt help with the lighting conditions tbh at least someone understands

Do you do weddings?

LOL!

keep at it man, i'm sure you'll crack it!

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Do you do weddings?

LOL!

keep at it man, i'm sure you'll crack it!

hahaha its not me taking the pic btw its my friends whos doing it for uni

Tell her there a trick to it if she hasn't got a steady arm then tell her to hold the camera and put her elbow on her knee at 90 degrees and tense her arm just for she shoots arm acts like a tri-pod..

You can't use a fast shutter speed at night won't have time to capture all the light..

Dimz

You can't use a fast shutter speed at night won't have time to capture all the light..

Didn't mean a fast shutter speed, i meant a faster shutter speed :-D

You can't use a fast shutter speed at night won't have time to capture all the light..

Didn't mean a fast shutter speed, i meant a faster shutter speed :-D

x2 in other words get yerself a decent camera with a decent set of lenses and a damn good shutter speed and its a piece of piss

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You can't use a fast shutter speed at night won't have time to capture all the light..

Didn't mean a fast shutter speed, i meant a faster shutter speed :-D

x2 in other words get yerself a decent camera with a decent set of lenses and a damn good shutter speed and its a piece of piss

decent camera she was using a nikon d500

Guys to be honest with you its not always down to the camera..its the photographer..this is why i tell people not just anyone can take a real photo..

Its like to guys, the exact same cars, ones faster than the other..its down to the driver..

Same goes for photography..

Dimz

Edited by don_stavrou

whos driving the car while your hanging out the sunroof?? lol

Reduce your iso to help support faster shutter speeds

Switch it to AI SERVO focus mode too, then it will constantly adjust the focus when the shutter button is half pressed as you track the car :)

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