Panning in Amsterdam: Take and Make Great Photography with Gavin Hoey: AdoramaTV
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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Panning is a simple technique to learn but takes plenty of practice to master. Moving subjects such as cars and bikes makes excellent panning photos and in this video Gavin Hoey gives you some simple hints and tips to get you started.
A few drops of rain can completely transform your photos but as Gavin discovered it doesn't stop the cyclists of Amsterdam.
After the shoot follow Gavin into Photoshop where he has a couple of tips for dealing with distracting colours in the background of a photo.
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One of the very few photography teachers on RUclips who also takes (and makes!) beautiful pictures himself. Always an inspiration.
1) The picture you chose for postprocessing was very good because the framing was great.
2) Also, it had a tram to the left and a crosswalk to the right. Two things a cyclist has to be aware of.
3) If there is too much distracting color in the image I try b/w first.
4) I get the best panning result when using the hip. Of the joints relevant for moving the camera the hip is the largest and the joint I (at least) have the best control over.
5) If you don´t like the blue sign, go out again, shoot another post without a sign and paste it over the sign.
6) If you don´t like the background, go out again, shoot a different background and photoshop the cyclist on it. If you shoot cyclist and background separately anyway, then you can use a higher shutter speed for the cyclist. The post-processing challenge is to maintain the verisimilitude.
I have to say, as much as I enjoy ALL of Adorama's educational videos, yours remain my favorite. Even if I learn nothing new in one, they are always enjoyable to watch.
This photographer is not a selfish.thank you for this learning video
Respect for staying true to your shot picture and not adding blur in post but only adjusting chromatics.
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Panning in Amsterdam: Gavin Hoey shows you how to get started with panning for moving subjects.
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Adorama thank you sir(^_^)
I really love this guy. I have watched this many times and enjoy it every time.
You are the best master of photography!!! Always inspiring to be a good human being before becoming a controller of the camera button!!!
its very challenging photography ,that why one need to master lots of rules of photography before being panning photography.well said jitendra Kumar
Everyone learn at a different rate and I appreciate your technique. Very simplex and fundamentally sound imo. Thank you.
Clearly that this tutorial helps me so much. It’s so detailed and friendly the way you share how you did it. Subcribed!
What's best about the panning shot is you don't need a low aperture i.e expensive lens to do it. It's all about the timing of the shot. Dialing in that shutter speed to suit. You will take 100's of shot's to get a couple of bangers!
Hi Mr Gavin, It's march 2023 & I just purchased Canon 60d. I've just realized That this old camera is capable of taking awesome photos if combined with expensive lens😂
Hi Gavin, I've learned many things from your great tutorials, your presentations are clear, well paced and extremely informative. I love how you engage with your audience in such an enthusiastic and friendly way, so much so that I always view each episode right to the end, unlike some RUclips presenters that either waffle on or don't prepare their tutorials in any structured way :( Thank you for such great tutorials.......I'm now a definite subscriber to you and look forward to more comprehensive photo tips from you ;)
One thing you forgot to mention is that when shooting with this setting you cannot shoot in bright Sunny day without an ND filter because your shutter will be way too slow for and your ISO and aperture to keep up with your exposure.
Fantastic video! Thank you to Gavin for a great explanation and demonstration! Always fun to watch!
You really have pedagogical skills! Even a beginner can understand. Great work, great video! Thank you!
Sir, you are amazing. Thank you for your insight and contribution to the world of photograph!
This was very helpful, thank you! The shooting as well as the RAW editing part 👍👍 :)
A very great tutorial for a beginner like me! Especially on the RAW editing part.
Great timing Gavin,
I'm off to Oulton Park race circuit tomorrow to shoot bikes (a little faster) but you video couldn't have come on at a better time,
Thankyou,
Billy
1:48 Love how the cyclist appears right after you said there weren't any.
Great! thanks for this!! the only place where I think there are more bikes than people! Boy I love Europe it's been a while since I have been to Amsterdam- I had an Amsterdamn good time too!
I am a simple man, I see Gavin's video - I click to watch it.
Absolutely superb teaching and presentation. Gavin, you are contagious! Good stuff.
No.1 photography. 👌👍🙏
Nice to see a Black Rapid strap... I love mine! Thanks for the well done instruction!
the rain makes a good street photography GREAT
Helpful vid. You should check out Rolling Spoke. He's a photographer that takes panning shots of cyclists in Amsterdam.
Hey Gavin! Thanks for the video. I had done once panning in Paris and had some results. but after this I will try again.
Not sure if it's just that I have so much to learn or if this was just amazingly helpful. Both I think.
Great video - learned a lot. That said, I guess I'm the only one who much prefers the original photo with the touches of yellow, red, and blue in the background.
Gavin..you are amazing photographer. ..
Panning in Amsterdam: Gavin Hoey Great tutorial well presented and clearly explained.
Hi Gavin! Next week I'm going to travel to Amsterdam so this tips are very useful for me. Thank you :)
It is great to find this channel for photography tech.!!
Thank you Gavin. As always simple and clear explanations with awesome examples. You da best!
I absolutely love this shot....nice one Gavin.
I learn basics of panning photography by watching this video......
Very helpful. Thank you. I came looking for panning tips, I got those, and then some post processing tips as well. Well done Gavin!
“There are none, they will be coming don’t worry”
3 cyclist just rolled by 😂
Somehow i think ur videos are the best and most informative.
Love your videos! I think I have viewed all of them. They have been so helpful with my photography. Thank you!
U made it look easy taking a panning shot, I never get it even after 100's of shots
How did you know that he didn't take 100s of shots for only those to turn out ok lol
Great shots. 👍
New Delhi, India.
22 January 2021
We love Gavin's videos!
Ooo, love Holland. Going back in August to visit family!
Those pictures were amazing!!!!
Wow I will definitely try this. Thanks
Wow! thank you. It's really beautiful.
If you are ever going to practice panning shots on cars I highly recommend a shutter speed of 1/125 second
I like watching your videos. I learn a lot because give us the detail of your camera setting. Thanks.
Great job. You inspire me to try something new and take a pictures of cyclists. =)
Live learn thing here. Thank U very much!
Thanks for sharing this information, learnt 2 things watching this so it’s a good day, cheers.
Good tips, as always.
Gavin, You are the best!
Sehr gutes Video. Danke vielmals ❤🇨🇭
Well done Gavin
your still the best out there
a natural !
Regards
Impressive.....thanks a lot for sharing this great wealth of knowledge.
비오는 날 고생 많으셨어요! 잘 봤습니다^^
I love your video. Thank you.
Beautiful pictures!! Thanks!
Great video, Thank you!
I dig it. Great tip. Thanks for sharing, Gavin.
Gavin your tutorials are always amazing !;)
Hi, Gavin! one question, Do you use your back AF button? or do you focus with the shutter button?
Brilliant, as usual - thanks Gavin.
wow..it's really helpful to me to submit my first project in Nyip. Thank you.
Right to the point, thanks for sharing
Great video I will learn more from you on my beginner photography
First impression: Great light on the host:D
Excellent!
I like your photography sir .
I am a mobile phone photographer .I am from India.
Great information
👍 you are awesome love your step-by-step
That was great capture!
I am glad that I saw this. Cheers!
شكرا
WAIT, THE 60D IS WEATHERPROOF?!?! GODAMN
I like your vid; always I"m learning news tricks!
I love this channel!
Great tutorial Gavin, thank you
I enjoyed watching all of your great works and I subscribe for more videos to come thanks from France Paris.
Great 😻😻 thank you so much 💙👌
nope...that's not what I was thinking of for Amsterdam.
Keep up the good work Gavin1
So AI Servo is the way to go when it comes to panning photography? Interesting. I should get better panning photos now. Will let you know the outcome. Thanks
Great Video...very helpful
Very beautiful!
The only question is, why to do that?
Can we make any money from those pictures?
Thank you!! This video helped a lot for my assignment :)
Great vid, cheers Gavin 👍
Very good video. thank you.
Thanks Gavin. great help.
Thanks Gavin .. You make great videos
:)
Thank you
Awesome!!!
I like Gavin Hoey 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just wondering why f16? f8 iso 100 would have done the job better. My 24-105 is pretty sharp at f8 already getting softer at f16.
BTW: IS helps aswell, especially if you have a special panning mode.
i was wondering same thing, y f16
It seems he is shooting in shutter priority so the camera is choosing that aperture.
I don't know about IS panning modes on DSLR's, but I also do not have any image stabilisation lenses, so that does not help either. I would opt for disabling IS without a panning mode available, because IS is ment to counteract camera movement and gets utterly confused when it senses a movement that it perceives as a continuous sideways shake which it will try to correct.
So helpful again!
Awesome explenation!
4:42 I saw Jason Statham!!!😂😂😂
Great video!