The Realistic Photo Thread

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It definitely did.👍

EDIT: Is Jaguar XFR a Premium car? I saw it with transparent windows on a few pics... I have a standard won upon completing Top Gear challenge.

xfr is a standard..windows are transparent but I notice driver looked like he was cut in half...lol
 
What can I do to improve?

Also how come I can't get the wheels to blur like most of the other pics posted? Even with a car going 200mph+, I can't get it to blur very well. What am I missing?

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You are missing the shutter speed! Just lower the shutter speed and make the panning mode 3! Motion blur will be shown!
 
Lower your shutter speed to 1/60, and press triangle. Go to where it says panning mode, and select panning mode 3. Now your pictures will be blurry, but keep the car's body focused. If you're trying to capture 2 cars next to each other, bump the shutter speed to 1/125. :sly:👍
 
Lower your shutter speed to 1/60, and press triangle. Go to where it says panning mode, and select panning mode 3. Now your pictures will be blurry, but keep the car's body focused. If you're trying to capture 2 cars next to each other, bump the shutter speed to 1/125. :sly:👍

...also, the differences between pannings are:

Panning 1 - the camera is standing still when taking a picture, so if you're shooting a car moving with speed like 150 mph/250 kph AND you're using low shutter speed, the picture will be blurry.

Panning 2 focuses in the middle of your car, so if you're using it on turns, the car's ends might be blurry.

Panning 3 focuses on whole car, no explanation necessary here, I guess.
 

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