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|  [CritEditY] Train Panning
NIKON D70
38mm 1/320th +0.3ev F8
only thing is fence is in the way |
It was a very bright day |
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NIKON D70
50mm 1/50th -5ev F29
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Premium,ExMod 2002
join:2001-04-10
Canada | reply to Subaru
The second one is better since in the first shot your shutter speed is to fast for the panning effect you're looking for |
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Subaru
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the last shot I was shooting at F29, the max for the lens I had.. I thought I was still going to blow it out.. I should think about picking up a ND filter.
Also the 2nd train was moving faster then the first. |
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jaykaykay
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join:2000-04-13
Scottsdale, AZ | reply to Subaru
Thought the second one may be better for the panning effect, I feel that the first one is much sharper and actually a better shot. |
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Hayward
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Key West, FL
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Not knowing the fence hieght thought the one with barbs on top give an clue thats a 6+ ft one... if you could get them out of the shots would greatly aided the aesthetics. (The one without seems more like a 4ft one)
The panning itself (especially the barbed one where it is clear you really were... seems very well paced.)
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I wished I could of...
My mom has a step ladder that should clear me of the fence, but it's not like I drive out of the way to do that. |
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