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BurninRubber

BurninRubber

Fast's Pilot
Location
IL
Car(s)
'07 GTi
I need help figuring out how to do rolling shots. I set my exposure to 1'3 and up and all i got was this...



how do people get them so perfect??

any advice is greatly appreciated...

thanks,

~BR~
 
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TheUnfadableMix

CPhT Euro Enthusiast!!!
Location
707 Say it backwards you Beezy!!!!
Car(s)
07' GTI 2d CW Pk1
this interests me too ....I'd like to know as well!!...... my only assumption (haven't tried or prove) is to use a speed between 1 second and 1/60th of a second.... 1.3 seconds makes for alot of camera shake
 
notkool59

notkool59

Go Kart Champion
Location
Chicago
TheUnfadableMix said:
this interests me too ....I'd like to know as well!!...... my only assumption (haven't tried or prove) is to use a speed between 1 second and 1/60th of a second.... 1.3 seconds makes for alot of camera shake
Click to expand...

x2 nothing over a second, and if you can position the focus, make sure it is only on the car.
 
BurninRubber

BurninRubber

Fast's Pilot
Location
IL
Car(s)
'07 GTi
hey guys finally got it after a like a hundred shots...




also played around with some other motion blurring...







let me know?
 
BurninRubber

BurninRubber

Fast's Pilot
Location
IL
Car(s)
'07 GTi
damn now they are blown up i can see the blur that i can't see on my camera screen :(
 
SoNgMaN

SoNgMaN

I Void Warranties
Location
Early Life Crisis
Car(s)
2010 4dr UG TDI HL
it's something you just have to toy around with. try starting in the day at first. you also need a steady hand/base for the camera.

and rolling shots FTW!
 

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BurninRubber

BurninRubber

Fast's Pilot
Location
IL
Car(s)
'07 GTi
nice shot! damn. i'm working on it... haha. i keep toying around wiht it so hopefully someday i'll get it perfect everytime.
 
heftylefty

heftylefty

golfmkv elitist -_-
Location
issaquah, WA
the typical rule of thumb is to have your camera on shutter priority and set it to 1/(the speed your car is traveling). so if were going 60mph, then set it to 1/60. from there you can experiment with other lower shutter speeds.

i typically try to shoot as low as possible and that tends to be around 1/30ish.

here are a couple examples
1/20


1/30


1/40


as you can see they all have very similar blur with different shutter speeds, you just have to mess around with it since it really depends on the weather conditions/time of day.
 
FIJIParisi

FIJIParisi

GO FINS!
Location
Orlando, FL
Car(s)
'07 BMP GTI 6MT
X2 on that ^^^

I have always heard 1/(speed in mph) and you can adjust from there to get all the effects that you want...
 
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