I panned the camera by use of a moving car, using motion blur to separate the FG lights from the BG mist of reflected light in the dark & rainy night. The subject is not moving past me, I am panning the camera through the subject, on the Z axis.
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This isn't really motion panning... It's just moving the camera around to produce pretty lights. Motion panning is when your camera is following a moving object, so the moving object looks clear and in focus, but the rest of the picture, the part that is NOT moving, looks blurred.
sorry. This isn't motion panning. There is motion but motion panning involves tracking a moving subject with the result being a sharp subject and a blurred background.
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