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You need a GOOD camera to take good pictures, but a GREAT photographer can make GREAT photos with a GOOD camera. A poor photographer will still take poor pictures with even the best of cameras. (BTW -- I don't claim to be a GREAT Photographer.)
1. The fastest shutter speed you can.
2. Pre Focus if possible. Either manual focus or get the camera to focus on the area by half-pressing the shutter release, then hold that position until the critical moment.
3. If all else fails, zoom out and crop later.
Originally Posted by NGPWs2000RED,Jan 10 2006, 05:41 PM
thats a clean tc
Thanks She was my baby, but she bored me after a while. If I could have two cars, I'd definitely get another. GREAT daily driver and looks really great for the money.
[QUOTE]1. The fastest shutter speed you can.
2. Pre Focus if possible. Either manual focus or get the camera to focus on the area by half-pressing the shutter release, then hold that position until the critical moment.
3. If all else fails, zoom out and crop later.
cfusionpm: for that shot, i actually slowed down the shutter a tad to get the motion blur by increasing the f/stop # (smaller aperature). i did pre-focus on the spot however and waited for the car to zoom by as i panned. it was actually a pretty lucky shot, as i had my telephoto lens on and shot through the lcd which goes blank once the shutter is released.
She was my baby, but she bored me after a while. If I could have two cars, I'd definitely get another. GREAT daily driver and looks really great for the money.
