London calling

[Josh Bear]

Dear All,

Tried my hand at panning a couple of weeks ago. Taken with a Canon 5d mark 3.

best regards

Josh

[Graham_of_Rainham]

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That works really well with the colour popping adding an extra element to the image.

[Ian]

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Josh I think you have got the hang of that

There is no exif data in your shots (is that deliberate?) I'd be interested to know what camera settings you used.

Ian

[Pops]

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Very eye catching, the cab is almost 3D

[Barr1e]

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I really like that - great take.

Regards. Barr1e

[Mowgli]

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Wow that taxi looks like he`s in a hurry !!

[Josh Bear]

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Thanks all. The comments are really appreciated.

Ian, re the exif I have no idea why it is not there. I shoot in raw, convert to tiff in lightroom and then use elements for final sharpening and converting to b&w and saving as a jpeg for the web. Not sure at which point the exif gets lost.

The shutter speed was 1/30 and the aperture was F22. The lens was the canon 24-105Lmm

Best regards
Josh

[Geoff]

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Photoshop will strip the exif information by default if an image is saved for the web, so I assume that Elements will do the same. It is possible to change this in the "save for web " dialog box in Photoshop by picking a different option in the Metadata drop down box so I assume again that this can be changed in Elements.

Geoff.

[Josh Bear]

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thanks Geoff, but I was imprecise in my description. I reduce the image size and then save as a jpeg, not the jepg for web option, which honestly I have never understood.

Best Regards

Josh