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<blockquote data-quote="sonicbuffalo_RIP" data-source="post: 429186" data-attributes="member: 21543"><p>To get all you want in te photo, I would do the pano....but I think you're going to miss getting the rear of the truck blurred going that route. I think I know what you're trying to do (in my mind), but I can't really tell you how to accomplish the rear of the truck being blurred. The slower shutter speed will probably do that, but might not give the overall impression of speed that a panned shot will. I suggest you try the different methods on any old car or truck first and work on your formula, and get it right before taking the shot of the particular truck you want. Trial shots if you will. You'll see the results of those and then be able to decide which will work best for YOUR original idea. Hope this helps. Good luck. Can't wait to see the final result.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sonicbuffalo_RIP, post: 429186, member: 21543"] To get all you want in te photo, I would do the pano....but I think you're going to miss getting the rear of the truck blurred going that route. I think I know what you're trying to do (in my mind), but I can't really tell you how to accomplish the rear of the truck being blurred. The slower shutter speed will probably do that, but might not give the overall impression of speed that a panned shot will. I suggest you try the different methods on any old car or truck first and work on your formula, and get it right before taking the shot of the particular truck you want. Trial shots if you will. You'll see the results of those and then be able to decide which will work best for YOUR original idea. Hope this helps. Good luck. Can't wait to see the final result. [/QUOTE]
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