could a Canon Powershot G3 take something like this? is there any PS involved? how exactly do you do this?

aperture/shutter speeds would also be helpful.

 

im guessing most likely the car is parked...and yes, photoshop is used for that...to make the pic blurry and make it seem like it is moving...

 

long shutter speed, and a suction cup mount on another car?

i am just guessing..

 

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you would think so....but 90% of the time this is not the case

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i am just guessing.. </TD></TR></TABLE>

you are close.....the shutter speed depends on how much lighting you have

 

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ooo alright ...damn i suck at camera skills lol

 

i would love to do something like this...but i have no idea how.

i don't feel like strapping my camera on with a suction cup and start taking off. plus, how would i focus and take the pic if it was outside the car?

 

Damn, three threads this week on "how to take rolling shots"