Photo question.

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I wasn't sure whether or not to post this here, or in the photomode section, but it seems people only post pictures there, so I posted it here, move if wrong.
Anyway, I see pictures with the car being perfectly in focus, but the road being blurry, I have messed around with the settings but I can't do it, so how do you?
Also, what does AE lock do?Thanks
 
I wasn't sure whether or not to post this here, or in the photomode section, but it seems people only post pictures there, so I posted it here, move if wrong.
Anyway, I see pictures with the car being perfectly in focus, but the road being blurry, I have messed around with the settings but I can't do it, so how do you?
Also, what does AE lock do?Thanks

Raise the F Number? And AE Lock just locks all exposure effects, like aperture.
 
Change Panning Mode to 2. This essentially locks the camera to the car and pans with it during motion to keep it sharp.
 
Change Panning Mode to 2. This essentially locks the camera to the car and pans with it during motion to keep it sharp.
As famine has said the use of panning mode 2 or three will keep just the car in focus when using a lower f number giving motion blur to the wheels and scenery behind the car and road. Also a slow shutter speed 1/60 is essential for this, with the focus again being on the car.

This thread will help you with any more questions you may have and explains things really well 👍

Also that shot you gave the example of is post edited using photoshop so it's not an entirely in game effect
 
Thank you everyone, famine posted that as I was typing as I didn't see it before lol. Thanks.
 
I wasn't sure whether or not to post this here, or in the photomode section, but it seems people only post pictures there, so I posted it here, move if wrong.
Anyway, I see pictures with the car being perfectly in focus, but the road being blurry, I have messed around with the settings but I can't do it, so how do you?
Also, what does AE lock do?Thanks

Use f/1.4
 
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