Just a rollin shot of my car, but i posted this so that you guys can help me at learnin how to make my rollin shots better, like what settings can be used ??? help please as you can see from pic i need it (a75 3.2mp) ... Oh yea my little man is so cute and thats my girl.. less neg. comments and more helpfull comments

 

i'd say you need a faster shutter speed.

are you trying to do "rolling" shots, or "panning" shots?

 

were you in another car riding along side, or were you standing still as she drove by?

 

i agree, go a little faster shutter...me and my boy tangkenboo2 use 1/160...try that out

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Works Euge &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i agree, go a little faster shutter...me and my boy tangkenboo2 use 1/160...try that out</TD></TR></TABLE>It's still a hot ride!!

 

Eeee, better helpful comments?

Strap the kid in the seat. Then go..with a faster shutter.

 

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Strap the kid in the seat. Then go..with a faster shutter. </TD></TR></TABLE>


smart idea

 

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that or you'll get a rollin shot of him rollin down the road after falling out the window

 

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ahahha lol

 

hahah you guys trip me out dont worry guys he normally sits in his car seat... its just we were doing this real quick in the front of my yard and yes to reply to you guys question i missed up on the topic, i was outside standin while she passed by so i guess you consider that pannin ? right.. well n-e way i want to learn how to better both of them pannin and rollin shots .. so please come on more tips (a75)

 

Seat belts, Kids need seat belts...... looks like he belong in a booster seat still... Airbags Kills

 

Bump for more tips !!!! come on guys stop postin bogus crap like put your kid in a car seat, i told you guys it was just for about 5 mins...

 

Cute bro NGS&gt;

Basially you have to be moving at the same speed that the other car is travelling in order to pull this off. Then you have to set the shutter speed to a slow setting 2" should do it. Also don't forget to hold it steady. Anything slower then 1/30 and the camera is very sensitive to shake

 

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Basially you have to be moving at the same speed that the other car is travelling in order to pull this off. Then you have to set the shutter speed to a slow setting 2" should do it. Also don't forget to hold it steady. Anything slower then 1/30 and the camera is very sensitive to shake</TD></TR></TABLE>

what you said here doesnt make any sense. you said don't set it slower than 1/30, but right before that you said to set it at 2". there is no way he will be able to pull off a successful rolling shot at 2".

i don't do many panning shots, so i wont comment on them, plus i dont know if your camera has a burst feature or not. as for rolling shots, they are my favorite. set your camera to tv mode, or sp (shutter speed priority) so that you can choose your shutter speed, but the camera will adjust everything else for you, it's much much easier that way. go the same speed as the car you are shooting, if you are doing under 45 mph use a shutter speed of about 1/40, and if i'm going over 45 i use 1/60. that's somewhat general, but you can adjust and use them how you like.

 

thanks alot bro, its people like you that keep honda-tech alive i do have tv mode but when i have shot my rollin shots in the past, i have used like 1/200 so ill diffently try 1/60 thanks again

 

wow, no one mentioned ISO- higher iso settings allow a faster shutter speed. You'll get the blur effect more if you lower it. Dont go crazy with it, or you'll pick up a lot of noise.

 

my thoughts exactly. seat belt is a must in thefront seat.

pretty decnet shot