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Traffic, traffic and yet more traffic.
Everywhere you look there's sccoters, cars, motorcycles, mopedists and so on rushing forward and backward to their destinations, this is just an image symbolizing the daily traffic stress in my town.
Everywhere you look there's sccoters, cars, motorcycles, mopedists and so on rushing forward and backward to their destinations, this is just an image symbolizing the daily traffic stress in my town.
16/06/2009 - 09:38Draken
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Posted 17/06/2009 - 03:46
Great image Draken. Well captured.
Michael
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Michael
Pentax 1stDS, Pentax MZ-50, Pentax K1000 and Pentax 90AF Zoom
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Posted 17/06/2009 - 06:20
PENTAX-PLANET wrote:
I love it, well done!. Could I ask how you did that?
I love it, well done!. Could I ask how you did that?
Thank you Niel,
last autumn I had a streak of panning-o-mania
What i accually did was to stand by the side of the street and try to pan passing traffic.
This mopedist got lucky and stuck on my "film" as he passed by.
The Saab behind him drove faster or slowlier, can't remember, and became blurry.
the yellow u see in the left foreground was a cab in the oposite direction.
The panning technique will take some time to learn, this image could have been alot sharper for instance, but if you have a monopod to you cam it will get easier.
So far I've only done panning pics on free hand, worked out ok, but with a monopod u can have longer shutter times and still get that cool effect sharp enough.
/Magnus
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Posted 17/06/2009 - 19:21
Draken wrote:
Thank you Niel,
last autumn I had a streak of panning-o-mania
What i accually did was to stand by the side of the street and try to pan passing traffic.
This mopedist got lucky and stuck on my "film" as he passed by.
The Saab behind him drove faster or slowlier, can't remember, and became blurry.
the yellow u see in the left foreground was a cab in the oposite direction.
The panning technique will take some time to learn, this image could have been alot sharper for instance, but if you have a monopod to you cam it will get easier.
So far I've only done panning pics on free hand, worked out ok, but with a monopod u can have longer shutter times and still get that cool effect sharp enough.
/Magnus
PENTAX-PLANET wrote:
I love it, well done!. Could I ask how you did that?
I love it, well done!. Could I ask how you did that?
Thank you Niel,
last autumn I had a streak of panning-o-mania
What i accually did was to stand by the side of the street and try to pan passing traffic.
This mopedist got lucky and stuck on my "film" as he passed by.
The Saab behind him drove faster or slowlier, can't remember, and became blurry.
the yellow u see in the left foreground was a cab in the oposite direction.
The panning technique will take some time to learn, this image could have been alot sharper for instance, but if you have a monopod to you cam it will get easier.
So far I've only done panning pics on free hand, worked out ok, but with a monopod u can have longer shutter times and still get that cool effect sharp enough.
/Magnus
Thanks for that, I've got a monopod i'll have to give it a go - i love the effect!
Neil Richardson
Pentax K-5, 18-55mm DA WR
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Neil Richardson
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