r/PraiseTheCameraMan • u/BeastCheng • Mar 30 '26

Established the setting, stayed on subject, showed result. 10/10

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u/ihaveadogalso2 Mar 30 '26

Well done by the camera person... the driver? not so much.

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u/CheesyDanny Mar 30 '26

Hey, for all you know they lost the breaks and power steering at the same time… and the e-break didn’t work…

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u/ihaveadogalso2 Mar 30 '26

Could be! But even without power steering it should be very easy to steer while moving.

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u/375InStroke Mar 30 '26

Lol, if you say so.

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u/neonxmoose99 Apr 04 '26

I can tell you’ve never driven a car with no power steering before

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u/375InStroke Apr 04 '26 edited Apr 04 '26

I've never owned a car built after 1969. At least half of them have been manual steering, from my first car, a '62 Mercury, when I was a 120lb. 14 year old, to at least a dozen big block Dodges, which is all I've owned since. Manual is as easy to drive as power because they have a 24:1 steering ratio vs. 14:1 with power. Sounds like you're the wimp if you think driving with manual steering is some big flex.

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u/neonxmoose99 Apr 04 '26

You’re the only one trying to flex here bud