Panning Motorcycle
With Steve (pegleg) in mind I decided to try and show how I shot this. It was slightly overcast so the light wasn't super bright even thou it was about 1 pm in...
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With Steve (pegleg) in mind I decided to try and show how I shot this. It was slightly overcast so the light wasn't super bright even thou it was about 1 pm in the afternoon. ISO was at 100 as I wanted the sensor to be the least light sensitive. I adjusted the f stop to f-16 so I could complete the exposure triangle with 1-30th of a second. The hardest part of getting this shot is to make sure you follow your subject horizontally with little to no vertical movement with your camera and if you look close you can see that I had some vertical movement in this shot because the subject (the motorcycle and rider) isn't super clear. You also want to make sure your subject is crossing you evenly not coming towards you or going away.
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NanaSue54
August 03, 2015
Super cool Big Bro!! Thanks for explaining It so well!! You make it sound easier than I know it is! LOL :) Seriously, I think I can do it! :)
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Bazz
August 04, 2015
Great capture! Love the colours! You explained panning very well. Thank you for that.
Kazza60
August 04, 2015
well done .. you really understand the aspects of panning and have explained it really well
Flosno
August 06, 2015
On ya Ron...love and admire the way you have presented this and explained the technique.....the only thing I got right was I made sure the subject was crossing me (in front of my car at an intersection).....ended up with a totally different effect!!!!!
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pegleg
August 06, 2015
youe teaching here Ron is super good, i am going to go and try this out again, hoping with what you have said i can get a better shot than i have had before, thanks so much Ron
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