Panning?
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Whistlermann
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nah dude... get your camera shit down.... a pan is when the camera is in one spot, and you follow the skier in the shot. Its pretty simple.
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ESB
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Both of you were right... this is panning.
The way to do it, like Whistlermann said, is to stand in one place, preferably a bit back from the line of motion, and pan with the camera as the skier comes in to whatever he's doing. Have the camera on a low shutter speed (I shot the picture above at 6 shutter speed), and follow the skier, trying to keep him centered as best as possible. When you take the picture, since you're following the skier his exposure will remain stationary, while the background blurs with the camera pan.
Another cool effect (you can see it in the picture above) is to use a flash with it, it helps to freeze the motion of the skier and other objects in the foreground.
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The way to do it, like Whistlermann said, is to stand in one place, preferably a bit back from the line of motion, and pan with the camera as the skier comes in to whatever he's doing. Have the camera on a low shutter speed (I shot the picture above at 6 shutter speed), and follow the skier, trying to keep him centered as best as possible. When you take the picture, since you're following the skier his exposure will remain stationary, while the background blurs with the camera pan.
Another cool effect (you can see it in the picture above) is to use a flash with it, it helps to freeze the motion of the skier and other objects in the foreground.
KAMIKAZE: MAKING NS MORE CORRUPT ONE THREAD AT A TIME
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