its real.

omg.. then u must be using slow shutter right? provided u move along with the speed of the BMW so that u get a sharp image of the exterior.

if my assumption is true, then

Extra observant? we are.

It's just that when dgrebel asked you the question above, you never bothered to reply. So far only he's the one who posed you a question
Sharing is caring. If you want to post the picture only and not share the setups, if would be helpful if you include a note: Questions will not be entertained

This post has been edited by nairud: Apr 18 2008, 09:21 AM

Although i have to admit the pictures were completely car brochure material, but the attitude of the TS leaves alittle to desire.

look at the exif file. you will find

20D
1/50
F8
iso 100

it should answer all you question

haha .. chill guys. dont be too serious lah. just wanna chat with the guy.
u think i stupid kah? LOL.

how come panning.. the motion blur is just at the front and dont have at the back? can be like that ka?

iso100 wooo.. huhu.. that explains the radial blur at the tyres.

Hmn. TS also on wheels?

When you drive faster, the background gets more blur, so even when my shutter speed is 1/200sec, and we're driving about 300km/h, it will be blur, it pretty much makes sense. Shutter speed works with light, velocity and motion.

Its sharped because the focus is fixed at one point. That is why when photographers shoot football players, the person is sharp and the background has a nice out-of-focus.

Everything is pretty much common sense here, you just need to think twice sometimes.

This post has been edited by couleur: Apr 20 2008, 03:53 PM

hell i know about that. just wanna korek your secret only.. :evil grin:

i'm too fast for you.

haha. well said. for a 2 years old.