Windsor Trials

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By: Halid Izzet
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Photographer	Halid Izzet {Karma:373}
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Halid Izzet {K:373} 1/19/2003

Thanks Ashley,
this is using a technique called Panning. Choose a relitively slow speed - try with 1/30th and 1/60th and follow the horse in the viewfinder as it approaches the jump. When its at the position you want, click the shutter release. it should be a smooth action and you should keep the camera trained on the horse even after shooting (like a cricket bat after hitting the ball)
hope it helps
halid
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Ashley Maxwell {K:467} 1/18/2003

I ride jumpers....I LOVE this photo...i take pictures of my friends all the time. I've been wanting to try one like this (I usually set my shutter to 1/1000 and get nice crisp shots) but have no idea how to get one like this. could you tell me how you did it (shutter etc)
Thanks

Harry {K:12} 4/16/2002

very nice pan, but i would have like to see where the horse is headed to.

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