Sirashley
TPF Noob!
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Hey guys, I'm sort of new to action photography, as I mainly do Landscape photography. So I went out to the local R.C. track to take some photos. I'm trying to learn how to freeze interesting action and also learn how to pan... I find panning to be incredibly difficult. So all C&C is welcome and thanks for looking
Here are a few panning shots....
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Here are a few of frozen action shots
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Anyway, thanks again for looking and all C&C welcome... I try to learn alittle something each time out... I learned this time that you can pan a shot even at 1/160 with an aperture of f.13, depending on lighting... I also learned that letting the camera adjust the light meter is a great thing and I learned that when shooting action shots, its a good idea to keep both of your eyes open, for two reasons, A.) to follow the action and B.) to make sure the action isn't coming at you
this guy actually took an odd bounce and flew over my right shoulder and I was lucky to have been able to get out of the way Well, thanks for looking
Here are a few panning shots....
1.
2.
3.
Here are a few of frozen action shots
4.
5.
6.
Anyway, thanks again for looking and all C&C welcome... I try to learn alittle something each time out... I learned this time that you can pan a shot even at 1/160 with an aperture of f.13, depending on lighting... I also learned that letting the camera adjust the light meter is a great thing and I learned that when shooting action shots, its a good idea to keep both of your eyes open, for two reasons, A.) to follow the action and B.) to make sure the action isn't coming at you
this guy actually took an odd bounce and flew over my right shoulder and I was lucky to have been able to get out of the way Well, thanks for looking