Panning / Track photography

[vdubkid]

i was at the nurburgring two years ago, and you can imagine how disappointed i was that there were only two pictures worth saving from my attempts at panning shots.

what made matters worse, is that they're of friggin' opels :/

[Krolik]

I got one with the Ferrari in focus too...



But not together.

I have so many to go through, I will do it tomorrow, 6am starts after 1am nights at the pub don't go well together.

Epic win

[omex_uk]

Epic win

Please find a dictionary and press your face into the pages repeatedly until you have some form of a vocabulary.

[Krolik]

Please find a dictionary and press your face into the pages repeatedly until you have some form of a vocabulary.

mission accomplished.

[Jorge]

So, I am looking at hiring a lens for this weekends events at Donington,

Got it down to these 3,



For someone like me, will the 70-300 be enough, or are the other 2 worth the extra £15+.

[Minuki]

I used the 70-200 F2.8 on a 1D. It was amazing! Really sharp, clear photos. I have a 70-300mm and i rarely go over 200mm.

[JSanders]

I would opt for the 70-200 2.8.

[Jorge]

Thanks for the replies, I did infact end up just going with the 70-300, purely for a cost reason. See how I get on with it, next event I will look into the 70-200 instead. For only my 3rd attempt at panning I think £75 was too much to spend.