JamesShort wrote:
Looks good Jason!
A little feedback for rolling pan shots: I think your shutter speed is a bit slow and therefore without an amazingly steady hand, the car is still a bit soft in a few cases. Shoot with shutter priority on and start at about 1/250- 1/400 sec and play around from there. Not sure of the zoom and f-stop of your lens but zoomed in all the way on as low an f-stop as possible works well for me. This allows nice bokeh of the background and blurry-ish wheels, but still has the car nice and sharp and in focus.
James,
ty for the advice, We did forget the monopod which would have helped out a good bit. That being said, we have been using signifigently longer shutter speeds. When I have a chance, I am going to play with the numbers you are suggesting. (I wonder how weird I will look sitting off the side of capital blvd with a camera taking pictures).
To everyone else, thanks for the complements. I will be sure to pass them along to jessie as she did most of the clicking and post processing.
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