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28th June 2003
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Macro Panning...!!!!Trial!
Hi All.....
Just thought of this crazy idea this morning and tried to take a panning shot of the ant..... Here is one of the shots taken....its rather tricky as the colony moves in a convoy at thrie individual speed....luckily...i manage to get one of those ants who took a diverted route....  Settings: Tv=1/80 Av=f5 Manual Focus ISO 50 + Handheld (Panned) Regards, Sulhan Last edited by sulhan; 28th June 2003 at 08:11 PM. |
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28th June 2003
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 What sort of lens did you use? Use any close up filter? |
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Used a stacked-up...closeups
Hi Ender...
I used a stacked up setup with 3 close-up filters. 2 x (+4) and 1 x (+2). i used it on a G2 . Used the sunlight as the light source. Panned to the direction of subject motion. Focused manually to ongoing passing ants....focus lock..choose subject ...squeeze shutter and Pan. Regards, Sulhan |
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28th June 2003
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wat shutter speed did u uze to do the panning ..... ?? .....
muzt be quite slow rite ..... ?? ..... conzidering that u r panning antz ..... thankz .....  |
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I have updated the settings....
Hi Fooxx...
I have added the image info into the post.... Regards, Sulhan |
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28th June 2003
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Thanks for posting this shot..
You've just inspired me to try new stuff.. |
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