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ok so i need some help here please....
Trying to get the fire engine rolling out of the station with a smooth blur from front to back keeping the background objects in focus. I have tried the technique of longer exposure of anywhere from 8-15 seconds as the engine pulls out.. Also panning the camera just as the exposure comes to an end... These are the results. Specs listed below on the shots: picture #1: ISO 400 Shutter speed of 15 sec Auto white balance Shutter Priority mode(auto selects correct aperture) Picture #2 ISO 400 10 Sec shutter Auto white balance Shutter priority Picture #3 ISO 800 Shutter speed 6 Auto White balance shutter priority Im hoping to see how i can improve the shots drasticlly. Last edited by windrider86; 10-11-2009 at 12:29 AM. Reason: removed extra images |
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Welcome to DPS!!!
I'd like to invite you to read thru these. They'll help you on your way to posting and getting a more detailed critique
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