Jamie_Z4 & z4pilot & Marlon

[srhutch]

I think I set shutter speed to 12 FPS & ISO balance on automatic but I'm no expert

Guessing you mean 1/12.

This article seems quite handy for anybody wanting to give it a go.

http://motivelife.com/topics/knowledge/223-the-simple-art-of-an-automotive-rolling-shot-the-10-rules-by-josh-mackey

 

[jamie_z4]

I think I set shutter speed to 12 FPS & ISO balance on automatic but I'm no expert

Guessing you mean 1/12.

This article seems quite handy for anybody wanting to give it a go.

http://motivelife.com/topics/knowledge/223-the-simple-art-of-an-automotive-rolling-shot-the-10-rules-by-josh-mackey

yeah thats the one, its just hard whilst your moving too trying to not get it blurry, especially in a coupe on eibachs & 19" CSLs :lol:

 

[jamie_z4]

Great shots Colin - those rolling shots just wouldn't look as good without your shades and Jamie's thousand yard, man on a mission stare though!

:lol:

 

[StigJ]

Great pictures of some great cars!

 

[Marius]

Nice pics.

For the rolling shots, put a normal density filter on your lens so you can reduce the shutter speed without over exposure.

Thanks for the tip pvr

Sorry, meant Neutral density ...

cpl filter is enough for rolling shots ,and there's very simple role to remember, set shutter speed same as your car speed ,for example 1/50s = 50mph