iflynething
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You're certainly welcome. It think you're working in the right direction, you just need to keep shooting.
Once you get the hang of panning, you'll wonder why you didn't learn the technique sooner. It's awesome to have something like your riders in perfect (sometimes) focus and the background is blurred.
I would suggest shooting in Manual ("M") because it's not likely on either shutter or aperture priority that you will get the desired combination of shutter and aperture for the effect you want.
Hope all goes well. If you get some cool shots this weekend, please post them
~Michael~
Once you get the hang of panning, you'll wonder why you didn't learn the technique sooner. It's awesome to have something like your riders in perfect (sometimes) focus and the background is blurred.
I would suggest shooting in Manual ("M") because it's not likely on either shutter or aperture priority that you will get the desired combination of shutter and aperture for the effect you want.
Hope all goes well. If you get some cool shots this weekend, please post them
~Michael~