A *slower* shutter speed blurs the background when you pan with the moving object.~martini~ said:That effect is called panning. Higher shutter speed will capture the subject quite sharply, while the background will be blurred as thats not the focus of the shot.
Ya nice!Yes FE, it is a nice shot. Quite nice.
Yes it's very OK.wolfy said:I thought it was because the background is moving faster relative to the film than the rider.
If it was a $1000 camera, I might agree with you. How 'bout if I paid $200 new with warranty for a 5Mpixel camera? I'm thinking it's good enough to drag around in the camelbak...icegeek said:Flash seems a little hot and a little blue.
No shiit... it looks great!Fast Eddy said:If it was a $1000 camera, I might agree with you. How 'bout if I paid $200 new with warranty for a 5Mpixel camera? I'm thinking it's good enough to drag around in the camelbak...
Fast Eddy said:If it was a $1000 camera, I might agree with you. How 'bout if I paid $200 new with warranty for a 5Mpixel camera? I'm thinking it's good enough to drag around in the camelbak...
"Watch your back"Hollywood said:he's one of those fearless riders who wil try anything and always gets the rest of the group to move off the trail to witness his stunts. Well, almost everyone![]()
My what?aosty said:"Watch your back"
That would be sweet!aosty said:I think I may have a photo.
Now now, don't get all dander'd up.Fast Eddy said:If it was a $1000 camera, I might agree with you. How 'bout if I paid $200 new with warranty for a 5Mpixel camera? I'm thinking it's good enough to drag around in the camelbak...
~martini~ said:WHO? I made a slightly misinformed comment, that's all.