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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mauckcg" data-source="post: 185486" data-attributes="member: 13944">If your inside a parking garage, your going to have to have a really high ISO to get the shutterspeed up to about 1/500th if you want to freeze the car in motion.  If you want some blur, then you can get away with really low shutterspeeds, 1/50th or less in a garage.  Outside, before noon, clean light unless your want an effect fog or haze will give you.  10 or 11 in the morning with decent glass on a D5200 will give you nice bright contrasty colors usually.Will this be on a track or just out in public?</blockquote>