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27-SEP-2007	Yvonne

CHALLENGE - On the move

I now have the utmost respect for Laine, how she can take photos from a moving car! I stood
camera poised at our front gate trying valiently to catch a car in a frame as they zipped
past our place this morning. I had so many empty frames! Here's one I caught, and another
that I rather liked the reflections in the side windows of...

Others "on the move" http://forum.pbase.com/viewtopic.php?t=33716&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel ,Tamron SP AF 90mm f/2.8
1/640s f/3.2 at 90.0mm iso400 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	27-Sep-2007 12:30:21
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	90 mm
Exposure Time	1/640 sec
Aperture	f/3.2
ISO Equivalent	400
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program
Focus Distance

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Dave Wixx		29-Sep-2007 03:56
Panning is not an easy skill when combined with focusing and framing. Start wide and zoom in while your tracking prior to pressing the shutter. It works for me from time to time - just ;-<

Carole Stevens		28-Sep-2007 18:17
It is difficult Im lucky enough to have a setting on my little lumix, I couldnt do it with my canon lol!

Linda Willets		28-Sep-2007 03:39
well done

Herb		28-Sep-2007 01:36
Moving right along

Guest		28-Sep-2007 00:07
It seems you have discovered a new personal challenge, Yvonne. Interesting commentary. Maybe I'll have to give this a try too.

carolynne_w		27-Sep-2007 23:19
Nice shot, but next time, just add a stop sign at your drive. It will be a lot easier that way.

Phillip Normanton		27-Sep-2007 21:33
Ah, but from a moving car the other car is moving more slowly, relatively speaking. So you had the harder job! Try standing on a bend next time... :-)

Barbara Heide		27-Sep-2007 21:12
nicely done! patience pays!

Guest		27-Sep-2007 19:06
from your shutter speed info, i think it's adequate. i think this is a fun exercise. :)

Carolyn Rasmussen		27-Sep-2007 18:37
Good job!

Dan Chusid		27-Sep-2007 16:41
Glad you removed my license plate. I was speeding!

Máire Uí Mhaicín		27-Sep-2007 16:39
Nice sharp shot Yvonne!

wernere01		27-Sep-2007 15:32
You should put a speed limit sign post beside the road. I would suggest 10 miles per hour.

Jola Dziubinska		27-Sep-2007 13:48
Very nice.

Guest		27-Sep-2007 13:25
shutter speed was way to fast try something slower like a second or 2

Guest		27-Sep-2007 13:05
Cool!

Cindi Smith		27-Sep-2007 12:37
I can picture you there trying to get pictures...they probably thought you were going to turn them into the cops for speading.

Martha Albuquerque		27-Sep-2007 11:04
nice :)*

Zak		27-Sep-2007 10:31
you should of set a road block up! ;-)

nina		27-Sep-2007 10:07
great shot!

laine82		27-Sep-2007 09:29
hehehe...you need to tell Luca you live on the side of a mountain range :>)) You did well...especially with the black. You must have lots of water to have a clean car !!

Luca Zanoni		27-Sep-2007 09:22
very strange... the road seems to turn right, but the signal say "turn left" ...so ? ;-)

Ceya		27-Sep-2007 08:40
This is a nice shot! Cars and squirrels are often too fast for me, too! I see that you have left side traffic? One must be very careful when coming from a right side trafficed country, either as pedestrian or driver!

j>a>e>17 :):):)		27-Sep-2007 07:31
coolio colorFULL byway & great on the move shots :):):)

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