man this tutorial is so good. I just went out and took pics of cars and tried doing the panning technique you showed here, and I got some amazing shots. Thank you.
Epic POV! What I love 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. After 100's of shot's your doing well to get a handful of great shots!
Great Video Curtis, the B-roll was so cool, those transitions where something else. Your photography was Dope and that editing technique worked so well!
just wanted to say thanks for this - the photoshop tip is super useful and allows me to shoot at slightly faster shutter speeds to ensure a sharp image. Thanks!
That driver in Porshe made my day 🤣 i am gonna try this type of photography one day. I have canon 700d which has 5fps same as rp so maybe it will be good
No. I have attempted to. One of my courses in college has this as one of our assignments. My question is once you have the object in the lens is just follow the object as the multi-shot does the job right? And, what lens is best to do this job?
I have a question… why do you need to do panning if we can just create the effect in photoshop? Seems easier to set a fast shutter speed to get the object in focus and then edit the background after no?
I love the transition in the begining, I've done pnning shots before actually the 3rd photo in my post in the video was a paning shot but I haven't tried that photoshop technique yet but I will now!! Great Video, keep it up💙
Nice video. I never tried it, but after watching this I totally will. Thanks for that...and so much thanks for reviewing my pic. I‘m glad you liked it. Stay safe 🤙🏼🤙🏼
The silver Porsche is a Cayman GTS. From the side, you can always tell a Cayman by the shape of the window. Caymans have that big sweep up at the back - on a 911 the sill line continues all the way until it meets the roof line at a point.
If you're gonna go through the trouble of taking panning shots only to add motion blur in editing, might as well just take a single shot at high shutter speeds, say 1000 for a tack sharp subject and then add the blur later in Photoshop.
Really enjoyed this, I have my first car photoshoot coming up soon with a mates BMW M4, I want to do the car justice and include some panning shots, using a Fujifilm X-T3 and Viltrox 85 f/1.8. I know for side on panning shots I am going to need a wider lens, especially for some of the narrower roads near where he is, would you recommend 23mm f/1.4 or 35mm f/1.4? Bare in mind it is crop sensor... Can only really afford one or the other at the moment.
I am very new to photography. When do you push down the shutter button when panning? Do you only need to push down the shutter once to the object or keep pushing down the shutter during panning?
Hi Curtis, thank you for the video, but I have one question if you don't mind... How do you actually shoot? You see a car coming on your left, you point the AF centre point, half press the shutter to achieve focus and start panning and shooting until the car is on your right and hopefully one of the photos is good... Is that it? Or, can you just half-press the shutter to achieve focus and only shoot when the car is in front of you? Thank you so much
… if someone asks to delete a photo, I’ll just delete to avoid conflict… meanwhile let’s put this dude on blast for the whole internet 6:33 😂 great video sir, and thank you!
Nice tutorial man! I have a question, i find it hard to use manual mode so I start using Shutter prio mode with my 600D and just play around. What i do find is the focus not being sharp. Is that due to my old 600D with outdated focus? any tips?
In most places, an image taken in a public place is lawful. If it was unlawful, then we could not even look at another person. Our eyes are like cameras and we capture images in our minds all the time. Imagine having being told to delete images in our minds - not possible.
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Seriously one of the greatest and must entertaining tutorials I’ve seen thus far. Exactly what I needed. Thank you dude!
Thanks mate really appreciate it! 🙏🏻
@@CurtisPadley do you have the same content for smartphones?
man this tutorial is so good. I just went out and took pics of cars and tried doing the panning technique you showed here, and I got some amazing shots. Thank you.
I tried this type of photography then guess what? they called the cops lol. nice video
Wakakakaka...nice one man!!
Bruh
Amazing video. I like that you posted the shots instantly but also was like no way these are OOC. Very nice you also showed the editing workflow.
He is so underrated In RUclips...he should grow..public would love his work...he must be famous
Epic POV!
What I love 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. After 100's of shot's your doing well to get a handful of great shots!
Great Video Curtis, the B-roll was so cool, those transitions where something else. Your photography was Dope and that editing technique worked so well!
Thanks Mate!!!
My god were those shots good, you've got some robotic arms to be able to track it so perfectly!
Haha thanks mate!
just wanted to say thanks for this - the photoshop tip is super useful and allows me to shoot at slightly faster shutter speeds to ensure a sharp image. Thanks!
Insane. You’re the human tripod
Haha! Thanks! 👊🏼
That driver in Porshe made my day 🤣 i am gonna try this type of photography one day. I have canon 700d which has 5fps same as rp so maybe it will be good
Haha! Should be able to get some grand shots with that Mate
Have you ever tried Panning Photography?
no but I will as soon as possible
thanks for this helpful vid:)
No. I have attempted to. One of my courses in college has this as one of our assignments. My question is once you have the object in the lens is just follow the object as the multi-shot does the job right? And, what lens is best to do this job?
I have a question… why do you need to do panning if we can just create the effect in photoshop? Seems easier to set a fast shutter speed to get the object in focus and then edit the background after no?
Nice, I've been looking for a good tutorial on this. New Sub here 😊
I was the driver of that car staring at you. sorry for that, I had a bad day in my office. You are a fabulous photographer.
That was insane
Thanks!
Cool it with the exclamation points, pal
I_don't_give_a_care, pal 😂😂😂
Thank you so much for the photoshop tutorial. It was incredibly helpful and very valuable for me. It dramatically improved one of my shots.
Omg, I can't wait to try this!!
I love the transition in the begining, I've done pnning shots before actually the 3rd photo in my post in the video was a paning shot but I haven't tried that photoshop technique yet but I will now!!
Great Video, keep it up💙
Thanks mate glad you liked them. Hope you get some great results through photoshop and great shots mate as always! 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Nice video. I never tried it, but after watching this I totally will. Thanks for that...and so much thanks for reviewing my pic. I‘m glad you liked it. Stay safe 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Thanks mate! 🤙🏻🤙🏻
The silver Porsche is a Cayman GTS. From the side, you can always tell a Cayman by the shape of the window. Caymans have that big sweep up at the back - on a 911 the sill line continues all the way until it meets the roof line at a point.
Thanks, I'll try this out for sure. Great tutorial.
Nice video unlike the others. You show your compositions where the other would try to do the same. Nice lesson bro. Lovin it.
This video's a gem! Thanks!
Man u r killing the shots
dope photos
thank you. from malaysia
*good job bro*
You're hilarious dude! Thanks for this awesome video!
Awesome video!! Thanks for sharing!! What about the focus mode? What do you prefer?
Oh Curtis! You're a lej 💪
Helpful
Lmao - Everyone in the cars are just starring back at you👀 🚗
Looking right into my soul 👀😂😂
I'm gonna go try this today for work!
If you're gonna go through the trouble of taking panning shots only to add motion blur in editing, might as well just take a single shot at high shutter speeds, say 1000 for a tack sharp subject and then add the blur later in Photoshop.
Amazing content! Here's a new subscriber
Nailed it man awesome 👌
Thanks! 👍🏻🔥
Really enjoyed this, I have my first car photoshoot coming up soon with a mates BMW M4, I want to do the car justice and include some panning shots, using a Fujifilm X-T3 and Viltrox 85 f/1.8.
I know for side on panning shots I am going to need a wider lens, especially for some of the narrower roads near where he is, would you recommend 23mm f/1.4 or 35mm f/1.4? Bare in mind it is crop sensor... Can only really afford one or the other at the moment.
I am very new to photography. When do you push down the shutter button when panning? Do you only need to push down the shutter once to the object or keep pushing down the shutter during panning?
Hey there, I’m also new here. You’ve probably gotten your answer already. Going to try this today 👌🏾
Learnt something today
Great video! thank you so much
Great video!! In which mode are you photographing?
Hi Curtis, thank you for the video, but I have one question if you don't mind... How do you actually shoot? You see a car coming on your left, you point the AF centre point, half press the shutter to achieve focus and start panning and shooting until the car is on your right and hopefully one of the photos is good... Is that it? Or, can you just half-press the shutter to achieve focus and only shoot when the car is in front of you? Thank you so much
Great video. What focus mode did you use centre tracking or just centre focus
Oh man you can use layer masks and paint out the car. It's so much faster that way!
… if someone asks to delete a photo, I’ll just delete to avoid conflict… meanwhile let’s put this dude on blast for the whole internet 6:33 😂 great video sir, and thank you!
Thanks for tips and i subbed
Is this mode better in horizontal? I normally use vertical, when I try to do panning.
Did you try it?
Nice tutorial man! I have a question, i find it hard to use manual mode so I start using Shutter prio mode with my 600D and just play around. What i do find is the focus not being sharp.
Is that due to my old 600D with outdated focus? any tips?
Great tips Curtis
Thanks mate! 😁
wondering why you didn't use Object Selection tool instead of poly tool, it just seems like a faster way of selecting the car ? btw love the video !!
Did you have stabilisation off or on for these Panning shots?
Hi Curtis. What auto focus mode were you in? Single point, wide tracking? Do you use single or continous? Thanks
How do I do panning on what mode on my Nikon D5500? Idk how to make it work
Is it matter what lens i use? I have 18_ 150 mm lens?
Hello CP. What would be the best Lens to take Panning Photos? Any recommendation?
My lenses are 24-200mm f4, and 50mm f1.7. I don't think the 120mm f2.8 macro will be good for this?
Do you use the view finder to focus or the screen?
What fstop do you usually use?
How can i find one center in my Canon 2000d?
Question, why have a microphone on the camera used for photos ?
Switching from photo to filming, makes more sense to keep it on ✌️
Which lens are you using in this video? 50mm?
Can someone please tell me what focus settings you use ?
Isn't the whole point of panning to avoid applying motion blur in Photoshop?
when you are majoring photography and cinema, have to make panning shots but no one taught u in film school 😭
To pan, do i switch the shutter button to burst mode?
Yes, you should
Super shots...just want to know is this on manual or auto focus ??
Thank you! I was shooting auto focus with centre focus Point, makes it a lot easier to track and hold focus 👊🏼
@@CurtisPadley thanks buddy !!!!
What camera you are using, brother? Can I take such photos by Sony A 7 iv? Thank u
For this video I was rocking A7RIV, you can do, this style of photography with any camera! 🤙
A7M3?
what nd filter are you using?
Im use 13mm to panning shoot on train
Everything went so good till I heard I needed photoshop 😭
same here
Just skip that part, you don't need it for all panning shots 🤙
It's possible to panning photography by phone? I just wondering if i can do it with my iPhone 12 pro max with manual settings.
I haven't given it ago, but honestly can't see why not, give it a shot !!
Can I use this technique for two cars, or 2 cyclists? I have a photo with 2 cyclists and it seems I can only lasso one of the cyclists...
QuestionSo you cant make money on the photos but what about this video you made for RUclips with monetising… doesn’t that negate it.?
I'm new at photography and I wanna buy a canon eos 650d what do you think about 650d thx.
Haven't used it but could be a great starting place. Might give you some more budget to get a couple of lenses as well! 👍🏻
can panning be slow paced?
Why shoot at low shutter trying to get motion blur when you're only just going to do it in post?
Which focus mode is best for panning shots?
Pretty sure I mentioned this in the video no?
I’m taking photography class and I’m not sure how to take panning photos.
How doese he makes so many photos per second
i got a7iii what focus should i use? thanks
I used a center Focus point
Why and why vertical???
Why not and why not! 😂
Is it possible with f4 24-70 mm lens?
Probably
Is possible with everything
Do you use autofocus?
What do you use for editing these
If only I showed it in the video...
What was your shutter speed for most of the shoot?
It says under all the photos my shutter speed 👍🏻
@@CurtisPadley Oh dang! Missed it. I’ll go back through again!
In most places, an image taken in a public place is lawful. If it was unlawful, then we could not even look at another person. Our eyes are like cameras and we capture images in our minds all the time. Imagine having being told to delete images in our minds - not possible.
3 years later select subject
So much quicker these days 😂
You might want to change that hashtag 🤣
Why?
Use pen tool...
Edited panning shot 😂
Great tips Curtis
Thank you 🤙🏻🤙🏻