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Mick C wrote:

MrWasabi wrote:...Keep at it with the panning shots, from personal experience ive tried using a shutter speed of 1/20, which gives a nice blackground blur, depending on light conditions.

Did you mean 1/200 not 1/20?

nope, i meant 1/20, with a smaller aperture depending on light conditions.

OK, you'd definitely need your panning technique down pat for that shutter speed then

Awesome work cath look unreal thanks for the pics all of them look sweet. love the pic of disco

Richo wrote:Absolutely friggin awesome pics Cath!!!!!!

I think I speak for all to say a big thankyou for taking the time out of your ride to provide us with a snapshot of our most heart-felt passion....

Having said that .....I still reckon that one of Fabio at Brooky is still the ants pants

hey richo if only you had draggins on you could of sent off for the draggin jeans comp in amcn

pure awesome pics Cath

Awesome photos

MrWasabi wrote:

Mick C wrote:

MrWasabi wrote:...Keep at it with the panning shots, from personal experience ive tried using a shutter speed of 1/20, which gives a nice blackground blur, depending on light conditions.

Did you mean 1/200 not 1/20?

nope, i meant 1/20, with a smaller aperture depending on light conditions.

I'd start learning the technique with something closer to 1/45, less background blur but more chance of getting the subject sharp. Once you have the effect with 1/45, then start to slow it down to increase the background blur. Also, I try and go with a large aperture (F4.5-F5.6) as it throws the backgroung further out of focus and help bring the subject out of the background.

Oh, and love the pics so far Cath, great work. Esp the third pic of Richo's and the last 3 of the parked bikes.

great looking picks cath well done!

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