Sweet tutorial! Quick note -- you'll actually have more (not less) blur in your foreground and less in your background, rather than what you said in the video. The reason for this is that, whether you're shooting from another vehicle or you're just standing and panning the shot with the car as it passes you, the ground right in front of the camera is moving more quickly, relative to the camera, than the stuff in the background.
@@MattRobbPhoto I'm sure that would go over well! PixImperfect did one recently but it was a path blur tutorial more broadly, not just related to cars. (Although he used a car as the example.)
Great matt!
Sweet tutorial! Quick note -- you'll actually have more (not less) blur in your foreground and less in your background, rather than what you said in the video. The reason for this is that, whether you're shooting from another vehicle or you're just standing and panning the shot with the car as it passes you, the ground right in front of the camera is moving more quickly, relative to the camera, than the stuff in the background.
Thanks jasper honestly I've improved my technique since this video so maybe I should do an updated version
@@MattRobbPhoto I'm sure that would go over well! PixImperfect did one recently but it was a path blur tutorial more broadly, not just related to cars. (Although he used a car as the example.)
my car rolling when parked
Thanks homie