November Photo Competition

Originally Posted by southy1978

Taken with a canon 350d + 80-200 lens at donnington

Nice shot sir how is this effect acheived?

Originally Posted by mototech

Nice shot sir how is this effect acheived?

Not that easily I think.
You just have to be good enough to able to lock onto the car, and pan with it. Believe it or not.

Or at least that's the way I have seen press guys doing it.

(Thats a very good shot by the way.)

[Richie]

I think buy panning the car with the camera and using a high shutter speed

[fizzwheel]

Originally Posted by Richie

I think buy panning the car with the camera and using a high shutter speed

thats how I do it, but it's not very easy and I'm still learning how to use my camera

Taken at Donnington this year,



Nikon D40 with 50 - 200mm lens.

[southy1978]

Originally Posted by Richie

I think buy panning the car with the camera and using a high shutter speed

Yes it is by getting a good focus on the car and (trying) to pan with it, although if you use too high a shutter speed you will reduce the motion effect such as the wheel blur etc.
That one was taken at 200mm and 1/100th sec, i myself was amazed at how well it came out so much so that i got it printed 30"x20" and have it on my wall

i like southys

Have changed my entry for this month

[Richie]

Originally Posted by Luckypants

Ahhh right, my current fave of the Water of Nevis



My lad on the main falls, medium spate.

Balls of Steel... or brains of putty, must take after his Father... in the brains department...
Superb...

Here is mine.....it is all i have as i dont normally do anything that moves


Pentax K100D & Tamron 70-300 @ 300mm

[G]

What exposure time are people using to get the light trail, and water cascading effect?

I have just bought a new camera last night so need to start playing about.

Not my favourite, but best captured motion image is below, took on my works old point and shoot camera before I bought my own.