Speed Shows!
Apr 3, 2012 09:56:56 #
I had this posted on another forum, If any advice on this please let me know. I am in the learning stage now. Any advice would be helpful.. I think I move too much and don't stop the action?
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Apr 3, 2012 22:33:28 #
stacy wrote:
I seem to get the background focused more than my object?
Any pointers?
Any pointers?
What camera and settings are you using? Without knowing that, it would be hard to say where to start as it could be something simple or harder.
Apr 7, 2012 12:41:17 #
stacy wrote:
I seem to get the background focused more than my object?
Any pointers?
Any pointers?
If your camera supports it, use a spot focus instead of focusing on multiple points. That way, the camera will auto focus on what you are pointing at.
Apr 7, 2012 21:17:02 #
bawlmer wrote:
If your camera supports it, use a spot focus instead of focusing on multiple points. That way, the camera will auto focus on what you are pointing at.
stacy wrote:
I seem to get the background focused more than my object?
Any pointers?
Any pointers?
If your camera supports it, use a spot focus instead of focusing on multiple points. That way, the camera will auto focus on what you are pointing at.
I agree, get rid of the multiple focal points. It looks to me like the barrel is what focus locked on. my tip would be use single focal point and focus on rider. (face if possible) Shoot shoot shoot :)
Apr 14, 2012 22:35:53 #
ace-mt wrote:
I agree, get rid of the multiple focal points. It looks to me like the barrel is what focus locked on. my tip would be use single focal point and focus on rider. (face if possible) Shoot shoot shoot :)
bawlmer wrote:
If your camera supports it, use a spot focus instead of focusing on multiple points. That way, the camera will auto focus on what you are pointing at.
stacy wrote:
I seem to get the background focused more than my object?
Any pointers?
Any pointers?
If your camera supports it, use a spot focus instead of focusing on multiple points. That way, the camera will auto focus on what you are pointing at.
I agree, get rid of the multiple focal points. It looks to me like the barrel is what focus locked on. my tip would be use single focal point and focus on rider. (face if possible) Shoot shoot shoot :)
Camera appears to have focused as told to: brightest part of the image and the nearest. I agree with the others: spot focus.
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