Everything is dependent, location (indoor / outdoor), speed of subject, source of light. Most importantly, timing

im more interested in the batmobile =D

Tried panning once, beside the road too.


1/30sec, f/20, ISO 200

had nothing to do so sat beside the road and started trying out.

Question: How to focus the whole car rather than one particular spot? Use Auto Area for AF mode? cos most of the panning shots I took only focus on one spot, i.e. the plate/the side-mirror/the door.

Using photomatix pro

Its not focused on 1 side, just that part sync to your camera during the pan.

Change your AF System to AF-C , It works by lock focusing to your subjects while you half-pressed the shutter button

I had the same problem when panning cars though, sometimes focus on one particular spot and sometimes can focus the whole car




Still need alot of practice for panning

D7000 review.
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond7000/

Here comes the body poison
ahaha
Nice review anyway

guys ... i have been reading through this thread a lot and learned a lot from all the sifus in here ... will be heading out to bukit tinggi for my first model shoot next weekend ... which lens should i use ??? my 50mm f/1.8 AF-D or the 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6 VR ???

wosshh proud to be nikon owner!!!


my kit lens...bokeh enough??



50mm f/1.4

^
Very soft image

wtf...omai seems like i got softness issue... how can i eliminate it?/

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Added on December 1, 2010, 10:25 pmwrong focus point??

This post has been edited by elainor: Dec 1 2010, 10:25 PM

Nice review..
A good upgrade for D90 user

Try both

but i dont think much d90 user will upgrade from it...most of them will straight go for ff iimo like d700 perhaps

my first picture post on this thread ... taken with my 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6 VR ...

C&C's are greatly appreciated ...

ntg to do, spam old pics

Means nothing to do except the ISO.

Nice try.

Btw, saw this a flickr.
Pistol or 200mm f/2 ?

^cannon

This post has been edited by General_Nic: Dec 1 2010, 10:43 PM