How to practice panning techniques


If fact if you wanna be more NINJA than ninjas, and try twice the fun - try doing it at night preferably where there is a mall in the background... Panning and Light painting at the same time! :)

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Plus if you wear black + black DSLR/LENS surely as inconspicuous as you wanna be! :bsmilie:
 

WOw that pic is awesome:bigeyes:
 

I think for panning shots, try shutter speed of 1/15 or 1/10 secs and use continousAF . U may get nice pictures
 

If fact if you wanna be more NINJA than ninjas, and try twice the fun - try doing it at night preferably where there is a mall in the background... Panning and Light painting at the same time! :)

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Plus if you wear black + black DSLR/LENS surely as inconspicuous as you wanna be! :bsmilie:

Shaw Centre :bsmilie:
 

lol.. Yea lor.. Kei muz have been dancing with those pinoy maids..

Nice pic there though..
 

lol.. Yea lor.. Kei muz have been dancing with those pinoy maids..

Nice pic there though..

:eek: You worked the streets of Orchard?! OMG... you've better than I thought! :sweat::sweat:

dude you just OT again! HAHAHAHA and NOOOO i didn't LOL

the best time for practicing night panning... anywhere there will be loads of taxis at night. at 12am... suddenly they'll pop outta nowhere!
 

here's 2 shots just taken today at orchard with my Xperia Arc...

High ISO from a phone camera and FB don't click well :bsmilie:

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krieg, that was a superb pan! also the fact that it was in low light...

heres my contribution to help TS visualise what he wants! taken with 1/20, the car wasnt moving very fast though... it was at the bus stop, so this is what you should be getting if you were to do it too...

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Wah, good job guys! Keep it up! :)

Kei, it's really hard not to call you hebro... now can you stop proving to the world that you are a fanatical super-duper shooter? Next, you'll be sharing panning shoots taken with your tissue box with a hole in it! :confused: :sweat: :bsmilie:
 

Wah, good job guys! Keep it up! :)

Kei, it's really hard not to call you hebro... now can you stop proving to the world that you are a fanatical super-duper shooter? Next, you'll be sharing panning shoots taken with your tissue box with a hole in it! :confused: :sweat: :bsmilie:

Bugger that! not a hebro! :bsmilie:
 

here's 2 shots just taken today at orchard with my Xperia Arc...

High ISO from a phone camera and FB don't click well :bsmilie:

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nice pic! btw , issit the shutter speed determined the blur in de background? or the moving subject ?
 

Both shutter speed and the moving subject speed will determine the blur you have....If the subject movement is slow, and your shutter speed is fast = little blur. If you can pan a longer exposure of a speeding object, I think the blur should be quite spectacular (provided that you can keep the focus throughout the exposure).