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Panning practice with Mr Pops
bennylenny88:
--- Quote from: WhiteGTI on June 07, 2009, 08:31:08 pm --- :signLOL: :signLOL:
Benny! Think before you post :rolleye:
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i was offering some advice how was i supposed to know he was going with pops!
Hedge:
Bit of a lucky one this as I was zooming and just happened to catch that. Makes me feel sick if I look for too long. :sick:
Top Cat:
--- Quote from: Hedge on June 07, 2009, 09:35:07 pm ---
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excellent photo there big fella. :smiley:
Poppa Dom:
--- Quote from: Hedge on June 07, 2009, 09:08:31 pm ---For panning though shouldn't you turn your IS off as that contradicts the effect?
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Depends on the IS system and lens. A few of my Canon lenses have 2 modes for IS. Mode 1 is the normal IS mode. In this mode, the image is stabilised in the horizontal as well as the vertical direction. Mode 2 is panning mode. The lens will only stabilise in the vertical direction, but not in the horizontal direction. That means you can drag the lens along with a moving subject in the horizontal direction. Good when you're making photos of fast moving cars.
Hedge:
--- Quote from: DomT on June 07, 2009, 09:56:09 pm ---
--- Quote from: Hedge on June 07, 2009, 09:08:31 pm ---For panning though shouldn't you turn your IS off as that contradicts the effect?
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Depends on the IS system and lens. A few of my Canon lenses have 2 modes for IS. Mode 1 is the normal IS mode. In this mode, the image is stabilised in the horizontal as well as the vertical direction. Mode 2 is panning mode. The lens will only stabilise in the vertical direction, but not in the horizontal direction. That means you can drag the lens along with a moving subject in the horizontal direction. Good when you're making photos of fast moving cars.
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I stand corrected. Being a Pentax user I have it "in body" so not many options there.
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