Epic Panning Photography TUTORIAL

[@govindrajanv5857]

Wonderful!

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Thanks for watching

[@bnazzaro21]

Underrated video. Very good pace and explanation. Thanks man.

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@denislaroche3957]

thanks Joe ! i would add that practicing a lot is paramount..😊

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Thanks Denis. I actually mention this in the description too.

[@bradwong8743]

thanks for the body position tip

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Any time and thanks for watching.

[@jvieiraxtube]

Your body position tips are the best!

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Thank you. Much appreciated

[@1600star1]

Excellent and thank you.

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

You’re most welcome

[@Vincentecreativeservices]

Damn, I’ve been trying to get good at this skill, and it’s been tough. I think that tip about body posture and positioning is going to make it all smooth for me. Especially with cars, it’s like the Doppler effect, they whiz by so fast I can’t twist my body fast enough to match their speed , because they are moving faster relative to my position when they get closer. That’s such a great idea to compensate for that.

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Thanks Bro. Hopefully it will help you out. Glad to offer some of these tips.

[@midisax]

Great tips! I’m very happy I found you!

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Thanks for watching. Glad it was useful.

[@wavrebeach6351]

Thanks Joe! - any tips/settings for the setup on a Fuji x100v would be great

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Set up would be basically the same. Camera on Manual or at the very least shutter priority to achieve those low shutter speeds.

[@IanCGordon]

Helpful - Best explanation i have seen.👏🏽👏🏽

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Wow. Thank you. 🙏🏼

[@martysliwicki580]

This is helpful.

[@tralfmusic]

Great video!

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Thank you.

[@Losersluck_]

I’m assuming this is easier with a wider focal length lens? Or does it not matter

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

It can be a bit easier when learning with a wider lens but once you get the technique down you can achieve these results with various focal lengths.

[@paddington2063]

on the far ends, it's definitely easier with less finesse necessary to match the speed/angle. I agree though, just get the technique down and dont let anything get in the way. I also find it much easier on smaller setup, or on a tripod with a good rotating mount