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stiscooby
24th of September 2007 (Mon), 18:39
I was at the WTCC yesterday, as it would seem many others on here were also, im still learning the ropes as only been out a few times with my camera.

I was using a Canon 350D and a 70-300mm IS lens.

Any comments/tips much appreciated

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Dave_G
24th of September 2007 (Mon), 19:47
nice clean shots, think I saw you at Druids at some point, not many people use the 70-300 IS as it doesn't have such a good rep with fast moving stuff.

the yellow Leon from inside Druids is bang on!
Joffan
25th of September 2007 (Tue), 13:35
Considering your noob-ness with it all I'd say that's a pretty good job you've done there.

Tips? Practice. And then practice.

But you're heading the right way for sure.
pumaknight
25th of September 2007 (Tue), 13:57
These are very nice shots. As the previous poster said, practice makes perfect in this game. You are well on your way though.
stiscooby
25th of September 2007 (Tue), 14:13
nice clean shots, think I saw you at Druids at some point, not many people use the 70-300 IS as it doesn't have such a good rep with fast moving stuff.

the yellow Leon from inside Druids is bang on!

Yea I was up there for a while, most people were more interested with the guy with the TV camera on that big arm thing, lol.

I couldn't really justify the sort of money for any other lenses (400mm L glass etc) to start out with as I would have had to spend somewhere around £1k to get something better than the 70-300 IS and the 200mm F4 L wouldn't have been long enough, but hey, maybe one day :(

The pics seem to be a lower quality since I have resized/uploaded them but you get the idea.

Thanks for the comments :)
GSH
25th of September 2007 (Tue), 15:09
Some nice shots there, the Yellow Leon & JT's Alfa being the 2 i'd pick out.

Keep on shooting & learning with what you have, it'll bring better results than just splashing out money on more kit :)