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Author:  JaySmith [ February 21, 2005 ]
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http://www.jtuned.com/media/gallery%2Fa ... 2F01%2Ejpg

Always wondered how pictures like the one above were taken. Do they use 2 vehicles, a skateboard, bicycle? :P Anyone off hand know of how these shots, or shots similar to these are taken?
Author:  tenchu [ February 21, 2005 ]
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I think that would be a still state picture, which was chopped to show movement. a picture like that could be taken but it would need some good equipment and a really good hand.
Author:  .saint [ February 21, 2005 ]
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im gonna say still pic, then photoshopped. by the angles of the wheels in that pic it would meen he is going to be doing about 90 into that building.

http://www.photoshopjunkie.com
Author:  JaySmith [ February 21, 2005 ]
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Hmm interesting... Well I just scored myself a new digital camera window mount, so I'm going to have to give motion shots a whirl this year.
Author:  jag. [ February 21, 2005 ]
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steve demmitt has tried to keep the way he takes these pics to himself, but its not a still picture edited in photoshop. the way you normally get that kinda effect is by using a rig with a camera mount and then photoshop out the bars of the rig, i dont think it is possible to get the car that sharp and the background blured by taking the picture from another car unless you are really lucky.

I thought it could be done by panning but i think it would be difficult to do it at that angle and steve has said it was not done by panning.
Author:  JaySmith [ February 21, 2005 ]
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Yeah I was reading on H-T that Steve doesn't want his little secret to get out. :P I guess its a good thing, because it makes it his own.
Author:  jag. [ February 27, 2005 ]
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most photographer wont give out the secrets as its not just a hobby for them its also the way they make money and dont want everyone playing out the shots. Im about to start building a camera rig to take these kind of photo's. first i need to find a company to insure my camera and lenses before i try it :)
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