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Originally Posted by x002x
lol.
the 50mm f/1.8
you may have to distance yourself with the other car as 50mm is a tad bit of a zoom. but it makes one hell of a sharp image. use it w/ the lens hood. dont bother w/ the flash and if possible set it for 800-1600 iso setting. its not as crisp, but damn fast quick images.
the 50mm f/1.8
you may have to distance yourself with the other car as 50mm is a tad bit of a zoom. but it makes one hell of a sharp image. use it w/ the lens hood. dont bother w/ the flash and if possible set it for 800-1600 iso setting. its not as crisp, but damn fast quick images.
this was shot with a 80 shutter speed IIRC, ISO 200.
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Originally Posted by x002x
ok correction. set the camera on Av (aperture priority) mode. set it at f/1.8. use iso settings 400-1000 depending on the time of day (higher number for lower lighting conditions). set it for AI Servo for continuous focusing. dont forget the burst mode setting. and snap away.
use shutter priority, set it to 60-100 depending on the focal length/lighting, use ISO 200. and fire away.
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i pretty much use the same exposure set up as when im doing panning shots, when i do roling shots.
too high of a shutter speed, and you wont get the effect you want.
these were both shot at 80 SS:
too high of a shutter speed, and you wont get the effect you want.
these were both shot at 80 SS:
Originally Posted by TitanSTI
setting the aperture that low (if you even have a lens capable of that) should make for a high shutter speed, and it would freeze the image.
use shutter priority, set it to 60-100 depending on the focal length/lighting, use ISO 200. and fire away.
use shutter priority, set it to 60-100 depending on the focal length/lighting, use ISO 200. and fire away.
hmm... good point... i stand corrected.
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Originally Posted by x002x
what equip. you use? btw.
Originally Posted by TitanSTI
Nikon d50. the first rolling pic was done with my "stock" 18-55mm and the others were with my cheap Nikon 55-200mm.
WTF OMFG! those are HOT PICS!
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Originally Posted by TitanSTI
setting the aperture that low (if you even have a lens capable of that) should make for a high shutter speed, and it would freeze the image.
use shutter priority, set it to 60-100 depending on the focal length/lighting, use ISO 200. and fire away.
use shutter priority, set it to 60-100 depending on the focal length/lighting, use ISO 200. and fire away.
BTW, those were the shots I was thinking of, but I thought they were John's...
Maybe I'll head out to the Wednesday drags this week to try this out.
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