PANNING SHOTS of my car
PANNING SHOTS of my car
Still learning taking panning shots, it's not easy and the results were not that good (not as sharp as I'd like).
These were shot using my regular Canon L lens, I think I really need to buy an "IS" lens now
These were shot using my regular Canon L lens, I think I really need to buy an "IS" lens now
Also took some rolling shots of my friend's widebody S4 Avant:
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So funny, I was learning to shoot this myself yesterday. Pics were shot with regular kit lense with no IS. These were random cars on Santa Monica Blvd.
I think the IS lenses with option 2 will make this type of shooting easiler.
Still learning...
BTW, beautiful car and nice pics.
I think the IS lenses with option 2 will make this type of shooting easiler.
Still learning...
BTW, beautiful car and nice pics.
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Originally Posted by acs-3
Still learning taking panning shots, it's not easy and the results were not that good (not as sharp as I'd like).
These were shot using my regular Canon L lens, I think I really need to buy an "IS" lens now
These were shot using my regular Canon L lens, I think I really need to buy an "IS" lens now
