Lamborghini Rolling shot..

Photofiend · Sep 3, 2007

This was my first attempt at doing on of these so give me lots of feedback!

thanks in advance

The Phototron · Sep 3, 2007

Wait...your friend GOT a Lamborghini?!

S2K1 · Sep 3, 2007

Great shot, just the driver's head like mentioned before.

Peanuts · Sep 3, 2007

I hope that was a rental

Great shot, I also agree about the head.

Photofiend · Sep 3, 2007

Naw he's like 40 years old.

I thought about taking the head completely out sadly I am 100% photoshop stupid lol...

Sideburns · Sep 4, 2007

I think the head is fine...they put heads in advertisements...it's a fine shot.

Heck · Sep 4, 2007

Nice rolling shot, Im going to try some this weekend with a friend of mine.

Photofiend · Sep 4, 2007

Umm why was this moved?

Peniole · Sep 4, 2007

Stunning Job, good friend? wink wink nudge nudge...

SommarShade · Sep 4, 2007

Perfection !!!

I could only ask for less harsh sun, but hey, who cares its a lambo.....

I might be trying some of these in the future @ 24mm I will see if 1/60th works for me too !!!! Hey, how fast was he going ? like 20 mph ?

mylegacy412 · Sep 5, 2007

can someone tell me how to do this shot?

by the way, this is a great shot.

notelliot · Sep 5, 2007

maybe a polarizer would kill those reflections on the windshield and hood. it's a good shot either way

nutsngum · Sep 5, 2007

i'd also love to know how to take pictures like that!! any specific equipment needed?

Photofiend · Sep 5, 2007

No I just set my shutter to 1/60 at around 55mph seems to give the best blur affect... However hanging out of a speeding car window takes some getting used to lol. If you look and the background isn't blurred enough you an always go lower on th shutter speed. These pictures are easy and give a great effect. This pic was shot around 55mph using a Nikon D80 18-135mm F5.6 lens. If that helps only special equipment you need for the picture is a driver so you can hang out and snap a pic