Porsche 911  |  Spotted in South Salem, New York

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Porsche 911 spotted in South Salem, New York

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    South Salem, New York
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    I love how this shot came out. That day I saw two Porsche Panameras,this,a Ferrari 458 Italia, a classic Ford Mustang, and an Aston Martin DB9 Convertible
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    Rivitography
  • Date spotted
    03/05/13
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Davis313 said:
It does on my camera. Haha
Posted:  03/08/2013 13:16:30
 
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Lamboshane said:
Manual works best, just saying. :D
Posted:  03/08/2013 13:07:54
 
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Davis313 said:
That's what my friend said works, Shane.

But also a good idea to screw with Program mode for your "preferred" panning.
Posted:  03/08/2013 11:20:44
 
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I guess I have a special coordination trait.
Posted:  03/08/2013 11:09:29
 
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Lamboshane said:
I would never use rapid fire mode for a moving car. I find it much easier and more effective to follow the car with my camera and keep on taking a picture when it looks good. The thing with rapid fire mode is it takes the pictures one after another, so you can't even see the car through the viewfinder. How are you going to accurately follow the car with the camera if you can't even see it?

Brendon, that works? I thought the sport mode used a fast shutter speed to freeze the action. The best way to do it is to use the manual mode and set the shutter speed at 1/60 - 1/80 and then set the other setting to get the right amount of light in with that shutter speed.
Posted:  03/08/2013 11:06:36
 
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Davis313 said:
Use the mode with the running person. That's best for panning with the T3i.
Posted:  03/08/2013 11:06:28
 
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And that my friends is why I use rapid-fire mode even when I'm not in a moving car. We were dropping off my mom's minivan for repair at a Mobil Station, so I was on the sidewalk when I saw this
Posted:  03/08/2013 11:03:35
 
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Lamboshane said:
Well, you do this thing called moving the camera with the moving car..... It makes sense. If you're moving the camera at the speed of the car, the car will be clear, and since the back isn't moving it gets blurred.
Posted:  03/08/2013 09:34:08
 
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Lamboshane said:
lol Austin.
Posted:  03/08/2013 06:30:34
 
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zonka-81 said:
best porsche ever made
Posted:  03/08/2013 00:31:39
 
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Lamboshane said:
Nice panning!
Posted:  03/07/2013 16:26:15
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