Lets See Your Panning

[Rekd]

Last weekend I tried my hand at panning while at a Karting/Supermoto race at the stadium here. Had some issues with WB but the panning portion went ok. Haven't done any PP except for border/crop.

Lets see some of yours so I'll have some good goals to shoot for next time.

 

[KAikens318]

These are my only panning shots that have ever worked. (And of course the stupid fence was in the way!) Great job on yours

 

[Heck]

 

[gsgary]

These 3 are at 1/30 without IS

 

[jglovac]

These are from a NORPCA event at Mid Ohio Racetrack

 

[SonyShooterA200]

Here are a couple from Formula Drift Atlanta 2010

 

[CNCO]

Please let me know what you guys think
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[Heck]

Not bad CNCO some of the shutter speeds were a little too slow and that may be the reason you did not get tac sharp pans but I see you were using some nice gear but not your own. The last one got the mid section of the car sharp.

 

[CNCO]

it was my first time doing this. i took a workshop at limerock park last week with nikon. they let us use whatever we wanted. here im using a d700 or d3x with a 200-400. for the panning i believe i was shooting 1/40 f5.6 100iso. #2 is a d3x with a 500mm. im sparking an interest in motorsports so im hoping to learn a lot.

id like to get some nice gear and do this on my own and then hopefully pick up a few clients n go from there. thanks for the feedback.

 

[Mustlovedragons]

Same technique was used for both images.

 

[CNCO]

I really like the bird shot. The wrx seems as if it was cropped too tight.

 

[KKJUN]

There you go.

 

[smlblk396]

From the US Nationals Indy 2010

 

[smlblk396]

Out of the camera no crop or PS

 

[The Shoe]

First, a closeup of a car navigating an autocross course.
Secondly, two jousting knights. Shutter speed too fast on this one for much motion blur, but you can tell I was following the horse on the left, moving to the right.