Comments on: Photography Tips: Photos That Capture Moving Objects Motion

By: WOZ

WOZ — Thu, 07 May 2009 07:31:19 +0000

HERE’S WHAT I NEED SOME HELP WITH.
I’M SHOOTING A CAR IN MOTION, I WILL BE IN A CAR DRIVING ALONG SIDE THE SUBJECT (CAR) HIGH RATE OF SPEED. IM USING MY NIKON D300 AND I WANT THE BACKGROUND BLURRED WITH THE VAR IN FOCUS. ANYONE HAVE REALLY GOOD PIX OF THIS ALONG WITH SHOOTING DETAILS?

By: nikk

nikk — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 06:45:29 +0000

This technique is hard to use at night , e.g. amusement park - night coaster . But , catching scene that a person falling down from bungee jump is just so awesome , especially at night .

By: nikk

nikk — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 06:42:33 +0000

the long exposure always let more lights come through the lens to the sensor . closing your aperture might be the only choice , but it cause noisy picture ( maybe ) . ND4 or ND9 filter is like a sunglasses , put those on you will have darker photos without changing your aperture . Note that the Polarized filter has different effect , so watch out and try! ^^ ! You might invent new combination of filters’ effect through experiments .
Hope this will help a bit.

By: dem

dem — Mon, 07 May 2007 17:40:23 +0000

How about, car to car pictures I’m guessing if both car moves at the same speed, theres no need to pan your camera, but I tried this one, and the pictures came overexposed, too much sun i guess, can you solve this with with another technique, instead of aperture… maybe out of focus background?