cartmen220, 29 September 2013, 19:43
NorthUK00 wrote:
A grand! I'm lucky with £150!
Don't diecast cars go for like $100-300? And you're getting 3.. and then something else? lol
AmosMPhotography, 29 September 2013, 19:43
I found some on Amazon for £30. And iv just added the nice DLC pack for Horizon
DjShift, 29 September 2013, 20:17
NorthUK00 wrote:
I like shots of panning and the background is blurry and the car is clear. Like a ten second shutter or something like that.
I like the Nikon 3200 can it do that?
I like the Nikon 3200 can it do that?
10 seconds! lol. you could pan 20 cars at once in that amount of time. to do a panning you want to have your shutter speed somewhere between 1/30th of a second and 1/80th of a second depending on the speed of the car. I was also confused on that before I bought a DSLR but as soon as I tried it, they started turning out perfectly.
but I own a D3200 and yes, it's excellent for doing pannings. here's a few of the ones I've done over the Summer with my camera.
![[http://i.imgur.com/TOU2QhV.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/TOU2QhV.jpg "http://i.imgur.com/TOU2QhV.jpg")
![[http://i.imgur.com/UvD8BRY.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/UvD8BRY.jpg "http://i.imgur.com/UvD8BRY.jpg")
![[http://i.imgur.com/gF95arR.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/gF95arR.jpg "http://i.imgur.com/gF95arR.jpg")
FanOfSuperCars, 29 September 2013, 20:26
DjShift wrote:
NorthUK00 wrote:
I like shots of panning and the background is blurry and the car is clear. Like a ten second shutter or something like that.
I like the Nikon 3200 can it do that?
I like the Nikon 3200 can it do that?
10 seconds! lol. you could pan 20 cars at once in that amount of time. to do a panning you want to have your shutter speed somewhere between 1/30th of a second and 1/80th of a second depending on the speed of the car. I was also confused on that before I bought a DSLR but as soon as I tried it, they started turning out perfectly.
but I own a D3200 and yes, it's excellent for doing pannings. here's a few of the ones I've done over the Summer with my camera.
![[http://i.imgur..jpg]](http://i.imgur..jpg "http://i.imgur..jpg")
![[http://i.imgur.com/g.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/g.jpg "http://i.imgur.com/g.jpg")
I like the cobra shot the best, also really any DSLR is good for panning. But you need practice or your shot usually won't turn out unless you are lucky.
Last modified by FanOfSuperCars, 30 September 2013, 00:32
DjShift, 29 September 2013, 20:32
FanOfSuperCars wrote:
DjShift wrote:
NorthUK00 wrote:
I like shots of panning and the background is blurry and the car is clear. Like a ten second shutter or something like that.
I like the Nikon 3200 can it do that?
I like the Nikon 3200 can it do that?
10 seconds! lol. you could pan 20 cars at once in that amount of time. to do a panning you want to have your shutter speed somewhere between 1/30th of a second and 1/80th of a second depending on the speed of the car. I was also confused on that before I bought a DSLR but as soon as I tried it, they started turning out perfectly.
but I own a D3200 and yes, it's excellent for doing pannings. here's a few of the ones I've done over the Summer with my camera.
I like the cobra shot the best, also really any DSLR is good for panning.
Yeah, lol. They all are.
And thank you!
