In this episode Mark talks about panning. Panning is an easy way to create motion in your images. Use it for shooting sports, kids or anytime you want to create some motion in your shots.
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Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 15: Panning
25 responses to “Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 15: Panning”
Thanks for teaching in details and simple English!
Thanks 🙏🏻 a lot to understand Panning shots
such a simple & amezing teaching style
I understand use continous focus mode, and to use the center focus point, but is it best to use; single, group, auto, 3d tracking??? I went out yesterday and tried for the first time, I was shooting cars and a few motorcycles. I only got one shot of a motorcycle that was tack sharp with nicely blurred background. The rest looked ok, until you viewed at 100% resolution.
Very nice video.
what aperture ? pls
Thank you very much. 🙂
Thanks very helpful
what about exposure in shutter speed i do cars in panning and seem to stuggle with exposure pictures seem to bright
very hepful!
6. continous drive mode U mean to say Burst Mode ?
great video Mark. step by step details
Great video and useful explanation !
Great video. Thanks. Greetings from New Orleans.
great!usefull
great!usefull
Great video and useful explanation ! But I still have one or two questions to ask, let's say my shutter speed is at 1/100 what ISO works best ? Thanks and keep it up with these useful video clips they are really interesting and very helpful.
Great video !!! exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Mark
Beautifully presented and a very useful lesson , Thanks a bunch
Very good lesson
Great video!!! Your instruction was detailed and easy to follow.
Cool, cheers…
ah fotonya mah biasa aja mas mark
useful………… thanks …….
Great and useful tips…thanks