Pakwheels Photography Club

[bango]

I don't know VG, never tried it. Lemme try it and I'll post in a moment.

[versatilegenious]

bango thats very nice of you

[bango]

Here it is. I think its just the digital zoom which works in videos.

(Excuse the mess in my apartment)

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[versatilegenious]

Here it is. I think its just the digital zoom which works in videos.

(Excuse the mess in my apartment)

//youtu.be/http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWLLBv_k-ho

Thanks very much. You've an amzaing room

[yasirmajied]

may i join this forum??

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for the opening.

Sony SLT A-33 + 75-300mm iso 200

and, anybody know where to buy photography tools (lamp holder, light stand, umbrella, softbox, etc) in islamabad?? or anyone could help me with the amazon.com or ebay.com.. because i dont have paypal please.

thx.

[Zaeem89]

@Bango
Thank you for remembering me for my panning work. And yes i really liked Jazzy's panning shots, they were perfect and i appreciated him too
And i went through some previous pages of this thread and you have posted only great shots.
@Shanbhatti
Thanks
@RustyRacer
Yes the shutter priority mode is the easiest one for panning shots. Keep the iso at 100 for daytime panning shots and the exposure will be perfect. The last panning shot you took is not that good that is because you were not able to track the car properly while taking shot. Panning is all about practice. The more you shoot, the better results you get.

[jazzy77]

@Bango
Great photo.

I think you have shown a trailer of your next avatar in the video:P

Yes the photo still has graining. I processed it in photoshop express and it reduces the size and quality of photo. Deleted now.

Thankyou for panning !

@Zaeem
Thankyou:)

@Rusty
Follow Zaeem's advice keeping in view Shanbhatti's settings and do practice and remember car's velocity should be constant so you can track it perfectly.

[RedBull_ar]

Just have a question regarding panning shots, whenever I try taking a panning shot in day light or even a overcast wheather, the picture is so bright that you can hardly see the car and the content. I tried the lowest ISO and even reducing the shutter speed but still no luck.
Does anyone know where am I going wrong?
Your help would be much appreciated!

make sure u are using multi segment metering, from there, u can use exposure compensation (EV) to fine tune ur exposure

in A or S or P mode, changing one element (shutter, aperture, iso) will not change the overall exposure. if u are reducing ISO, the camera will automatically increase aperture or reduce shutter speed to compensate and maintain similar exposure.

[jazzy77]

My Baleno

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[jazzy77]

@yasirmajied

Welcome here !

[2fast4u2]

thats more like it. great job jazzy

[autophile]

My Baleno

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Great shot Jazzy bhai:)

[shanbhatti]

My Baleno

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Excellent yaar

[jazzy77]

thats more like it. great job jazzy

Yup same location, bound due to exams. Thankyou !

Great shot Jazzy bhai:)

Thankyou big bhai:) !

Excellent yaar

Thankyou !

[bango]

Very crisp Jazzy! Really good stuff!

Your car needs an inch lowering.

[jazzy77]

Very crisp Jazzy! Really good stuff!

Your car needs an inch lowering.

Thankyou !
I don't know why its looking so high from rear in the photo.
I would love to lower it down but it will become a see-saw then as it currently touches stupid speed-breakers when passengers are in.

[heroofdikhan]

hey guys can anyone tell me how to do this effect or just tell the name of the effect of road traffic like

[syedmfarooq]

^
its called a "long exposure".
you do it by delaying the time for which the shutter is open.

[bango]

Another random to keep thread moving. Bigger version HERE.

[jazzy77]

@Bango
Nice one.