Epic Panning Photography TUTORIAL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- How to set up your camera to achieve those epic panning shots. It takes some practice but once you learn it then it can be very easy to accomplish.
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thanks for the body position tip
Any time and thanks for watching.
Your body position tips are the best!
Thank you. Much appreciated
Great tips! I’m very happy I found you!
Thanks for watching. Glad it was useful.
Helpful - Best explanation i have seen.👏🏽👏🏽
Wow. Thank you. 🙏🏼
thanks Joe ! i would add that practicing a lot is paramount..😊
Thanks Denis. I actually mention this in the description too.
Great video!
Thank you.
Excellent and thank you.
You’re most welcome
Damn, I’ve been trying to get good at this skill, and it’s been tough. I think that tip about body posture and positioning is going to make it all smooth for me. Especially with cars, it’s like the Doppler effect, they whiz by so fast I can’t twist my body fast enough to match their speed , because they are moving faster relative to my position when they get closer. That’s such a great idea to compensate for that.
Thanks Bro. Hopefully it will help you out. Glad to offer some of these tips.
Thanks Joe! - any tips/settings for the setup on a Fuji x100v would be great
Set up would be basically the same. Camera on Manual or at the very least shutter priority to achieve those low shutter speeds.
I’m assuming this is easier with a wider focal length lens? Or does it not matter
It can be a bit easier when learning with a wider lens but once you get the technique down you can achieve these results with various focal lengths.
on the far ends, it's definitely easier with less finesse necessary to match the speed/angle. I agree though, just get the technique down and dont let anything get in the way. I also find it much easier on smaller setup, or on a tripod with a good rotating mount