A few from Knockhill:
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John
Sep 08, 2012 02:48 | #1 A few from Knockhill: John
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Sep 08, 2012 07:31 | #2 Really great set! J.Gunn - Macon, GA, USA
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rick_reno Cream of the Crop 44,642 posts Likes: 134 Joined Dec 2010 More info | Sep 08, 2012 09:44 | #3 really nice, they're fun cars to drive on a track.
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Sep 08, 2012 14:10 | #4 #3 is a winner IMO. David
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CanonChris87 Member 49 posts Joined Aug 2012 Location: Marietta, GA More info | Sep 08, 2012 18:45 | #5 The SS used was too fast for all of these, while not awful they could definitely be better. I'd get under 1/80th, and after some experience youll be able to get under 1/50th then the images will really start to pop. Canon 60D Canon 50 1.4 Canon 18-55
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Sep 09, 2012 03:25 | #6 Thanks all CanonChris87 wrote in post #14965295  The SS used was too fast for all of these, while not awful they could definitely be better. I'd get under 1/80th, and after some experience youll be able to get under 1/50th then the images will really start to pop. True for some shots, but in my experience shooting fast moving cars at less than 1/100th when they are going around corners and riding the kerbs mostly results in shots where only a very small part of the car is sharp. Whilst the results can be fantastic, they are a bit of an acquired taste and the keeper rate can be very low  Chrome wraps on cars can play havoc with the WB and autofocus  For side on panning shots, I normally stick to around 1/80th - 1/160th which I find gives a good compromise between pleasing shots with a blurred background, and enough usable shots to keep the customers happy. This is another from the same race meeting at 1/160th. I did try lower shutter speeds, but the far side of the car rising and falling as it went over the kerbs resulted in the sides of the car being a bit soft for my liking   John
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StevieBorowik Senior Member 313 posts Likes: 93 Joined Apr 2012 Location: UK More info | Sep 09, 2012 17:44 | #7 |
tmwag Brown Noser has crush on Suzyview  More info | Sep 09, 2012 17:51 | #8 rick_reno wrote in post #14963634 really nice, they're fun cars to drive on a track. Wow Rick...you raced Porsche
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GAZA62 Goldmember  1,378 posts Likes: 5 Joined Feb 2010 Location: KENT ENGLAND More info | Sep 11, 2012 10:55 | #9 Lovely set superb colours and shutter speeds are fine no point shooting super low for a head on shot i can understand for pans once you have some keepers as you can get the odd beauty of a shot CANON 450D/CANON 7D
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Sep 12, 2012 07:20 | #10 Thanks all
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b46709394 Member 116 posts Joined Jun 2006 Location: California More info | Sep 12, 2012 16:48 | #11 Wonderful shots!
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realitysays Senior Member  340 posts Likes: 1 Joined Nov 2008 Location: Northern Beaches, Sydney, NSW More info | Sep 12, 2012 19:10 | #12 There's no other way to put these except for: "Clean". 2012 Cams Accredited Motorsport Photographer
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