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I know you didn't ask my opinion and you're going to say I'm hating just for the sake of hating or something about me being all knowing but I think that picture actually woulda benefitted from zooming out (with a tweak to the composition).

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you're right, i wasn't looking for an opinion, i was trying to give an example of something you can't do without ridiculous zoom.

another example:

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Understood, but it wasn't a good example.

This one's much better.

The trick to panning is tri/monopod because that stable pivot point doesn't allow for much up/down motion. You see all the track photographers with them for a reason. You can have slow shutter speeds and all you need to do is match the side/side pan of the car without the human blur factor. I say "all you need" but that's easier said than done as it's still takes an assload of practice. One thing I do know is I don't have the patience.