British Superbikes Brands hatch 2011

Went on the Sat and watched all the racing on the telly, was some cracking racing and congrats to Tommy for winning. Onto the pics, i feel that is the best set i have done since i first bought a camera just over a year ago and hope you like.

#1 Tommy Hill

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Anyone got any comments

pics are awesome, they are just real repetitive, change up the angles and bring down the shutter speed even more to capture that break neck speed

Really like 3 but i would crop of the left side of pic nice set thanks for sharing

MiaS13 wrote in post #13230028
pics are awesome, they are just real repetitive, change up the angles and bring down the shutter speed even more to capture that break neck speed

Thanks for the comment, for this event i wanted to get sharp images and plus where they took corners really fast i struggled to keep up. Agree they are reptitive, unfortunately i really struggled trying to nail a decent of them not on a corner but really struggled so i just kept on corners as i knew i was getting decent shots.

GAZA62 wrote in post #13230157
Really like 3 but i would crop of the left side of pic nice set thanks for sharing

Thanks for the comment Gaz,

Nice shots, my favourite is pic2 John Hopkins

Spoiler alert would have been nice. Some of us haven't watched the races yet.

You could use some closer cropping and like others said, bring down the shutter speeds. It is hard to keep up, especially from the corner you were shooting from. It takes practice but keep at it. If you are only shooting for yourself, then you can afford to go a little slower at the expense of less keepers, but the ones that are keepers will definitely look much better. They also look a little bit under exposed.

Did you shoot any other corners? Would like to see some other angles.

Panning shots definitely take some practice, but once you get that sharp shot, it's pretty satisfying.