MSA British Rallycross Grand Prix @ Croft 6th Nov

Evening all

A few from last weekend at Croft. ( best weather @ croft in a long while for me, but when that Sun went down oh did it bite back !!)

1.Winner Liam Doran

I really like 5 and I really wish we had those hot hatches over here in North America.

Great shots pin sharp and lovely dof.

These are great shots for me,they really show the event and are not just car shots,well done,and lots of quality and depth to them.

Leftcoast_Mike wrote in post #13376776
I really like 5 and I really wish we had those hot hatches over here in North America.

Thanks, great days action.... Here is some video footage off the day...

http://www.youtube.com …ture=youtube_gd​ata_player
Taken by Simon Harrison

Cheers Alan

Stewart Laker wrote in post #13377204
Great shots pin sharp and lovely dof.

Cheers Stewart

Alan

chrispons wrote in post #13379737
These are great shots for me,they really show the event and are not just car shots,well done,and lots of quality and depth to them.

Thanks Pons, like to think all this practice is starting to pay off, I just not long updated to the mkiin and finding it great to use... Glad GSH was updating his body, and give me heads up... Cheers Geoff

Alan

Very nice set of shots Alan, you've really made the most of the good light you had.

Rhod

Absolutely superb Alan, absolutely superb. #2 for me, but they are all very good indeed.

Simon.

ALALAL_1 wrote in post #13380352
Thanks Pons, like to think all this practice is starting to pay off, I just not long updated to the mkiin and finding it great to use... Glad GSH was updating his body, and give me heads up... Cheers Geoff

Alan

I'm really to happy to see it's in good hands Alan, these are all very impressive. Anyone who says the MKIIN is obsolete should look at these as examples of what it's capable of with the right operator

How are things in general with the new toy?

Strikingly sharp shots.

No.5 in particular is excellent.

Some of the shots look a little more saturated than I would like, not particularly so in the cars, but the background grass/marshalls sometimes look a bit overdone.

John.

Rhodri.Lew10 wrote in post #13380840
Very nice set of shots Alan, you've really made the most of the good light you had.

Rhod

Cheers Rhod, looking forward to seeing your GB pics, shakedown pics look great.

Simon Harrison wrote in post #13381513
Absolutely superb Alan, absolutely superb. #2 for me, but they are all very good indeed.

Simon.

Thanks Simon

John Hudson wrote in post #13382995
Strikingly sharp shots.

No.5 in particular is excellent.

Some of the shots look a little more saturated than I would like, not particularly so in the cars, but the background grass/marshalls sometimes look a bit overdone.

John.

Cheers John, right something new for me to learn. How do I affect how saturated my pics are ? I did minimal PP in Capture One or is it a setting in the camera ?

Cheers Alan

GSH wrote in post #13381811
I'm really to happy to see it's in good hands Alan, these are all very impressive. Anyone who says the MKIIN is obsolete should look at these as examples of what it's capable of with the right operator

How are things in general with the new toy?

Hi Geoff, this was only the second time out I think, my back did not mend for weeks after we meet up and then had some work to catch up with. So as for the camera it is GREAT loving it in fact. I have so many more keepers than before. Looking forward to the next couple of months getting out in the local forests and planning to go to Grizedale.

Hopefully see you and Si out and about.

Alan

ALALAL_1 wrote in post #13386155
Cheers Rhod, looking forward to seeing your GB pics, shakedown pics look great.

Thanks Simon

Cheers John, right something new for me to learn. How do I affect how saturated my pics are ? I did minimal PP in Capture One or is it a setting in the camera ?

Cheers Alan

It's been a while since I user C1, but there is certainly a saturation slider in there somewhere.

It is possible that this is a calibration image issue, maybe what looks good on your monitor is not the awkward as what we see. Although the issue appears fairly minor, the saturation is only a small amount overcooked.

ALALAL_1 wrote in post #13386199
Hi Geoff, this was only the second time out I think, my back did not mend for weeks after we meet up and then had some work to catch up with. So as for the camera it is GREAT loving it in fact. I have so many more keepers than before. Looking forward to the next couple of months getting out in the local forests and planning to go to Grizedale.

Hopefully see you and Si out and about.

Alan

Good to hear you're backs better and that you're enjoying the camera

We'll be out on the Grizedale Stages and the Roger Albert Clark so no doubt we'll bump into you at some point.