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enezdez14

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D750
f/22
ISO 50
1/10 Sec.
24 - 70 mm - f/2.8G
70 mm

Manual Mode

(Processed In LR & Color Efex Pro 4)

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Thanks For Looking Any Comments/Criticism Will Be Appreciated.

Enezdez
 
A very fine panning effect. Me likey! I gave this one a Winner! badge.
 
A very fine panning effect. Me likey! I gave this one a Winner! badge.

Thank you very much, it was my first time attempting at panning...with practice I know I can do better!

Cheers & Thank You Again!

Enezdez
 
D750
f/22
ISO 50
1/10 Sec.
24 - 70 mm - f/2.8G
70 mm

Manual Mode

(Processed In LR & Color Efex Pro 4)

View attachment 153934


Thanks For Looking Any Comments/Criticism Will Be Appreciated.

Enezdez

Is this done with camera technice or with editing.

It's done with the camera, where you move (pan) with the subject as you are shooting to keep the subject in focus (as best as possbile).

I have friend who does these types of shots brilliantly, some even look like art (but he started doing these couple years ago...the technique is really in the way you move (pan) while shooting...

I still have ways to go to get to my friend's level...

Cheers,

Enezdez
 
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D750
f/22
ISO 50
1/10 Sec.
24 - 70 mm - f/2.8G
70 mm

Manual Mode

(Processed In LR & Color Efex Pro 4)

View attachment 153934


Thanks For Looking Any Comments/Criticism Will Be Appreciated.

Enezdez

Is this done with camera technice or with editing.

It's done with the camera, where you move (pan) with the subject as you are shooting to keep the subject in focus (as best as possbile).

I have friend who does these types of shots brilliantly, some even look like art (but he started doing these couple years ago...the technique is really in the way you move (pan) while shooting...

I still have ways to go to get to my friend's level...

Cheers,

Enezdez

I thought it was different because of the partial front on angle. I have only tried it from side on
 

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