panning is the hardest thing in photography ive done so far. The amount of sharp shots i got were abysmal. But I will keep on practising.
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panning is the hardest thing in photography ive done so far. The amount of sharp shots i got were abysmal. But I will keep on practising.
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Last edited by computerman; 02-08-2015 at 12:49 AM.
Try your local GA field that has a school on a calm sunny day. You will get lots of chance to practice on little Cessenas that are doing a third of the speed, without deafening yourself!
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they werent that loud, I dont stand by the runway as they are 300mm or 420mm shots. One thing that concerns me with panning at airshows is every 10m they have these speaker boxes on poles for commentary, wouldnt panning make it harder to avoid getting those in your frame? Anyways I bought a tokina lens 28-70 2.8 lens for £150 today for use on digital and film decided to spend a couple of mins practising panning
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Last edited by computerman; 02-08-2015 at 08:14 PM.
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DamselflyHead_3048 by David W. Harris, on Flickr
You're giving me nightmares.
To err is human. To really foul things up ... you need a computer.
It's a bit noisy and lacks detail but I loved this shot:
Chadders87 (03-09-2015)
loving the last shot Allan
Boxing again on Sat night
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r_j_k_p (18-08-2015)
Thanks Robert they were shot handheld as I forgot to bring my manfrotto mounting plate doh! And my Meike flash unit wasnt working, only the lamp worked.
RuddyDarter_3383 by David W. Harris, on Flickr
tepo (23-08-2015)
That moment when
a) you only have your little camera on you (at least I had something)
and
b) you forget you've left it in the wrong mode (jpeg only..)
But still, not bad for a compact in jpeg mode.
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