MSA Britcar Endurance Championship Round 4 Brands Hatch

As the title says from MSA BEC from Brands Hatch. Comments and constructive critisim are welcomed (as it will help me learn)

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Quite like 2 ,but the rest look a bit boring,though well taken.

chrispons wrote in post #14539762
Quite like 2 ,but the rest look a bit boring,though well taken.

What can i do to make my shot more intresting then??

These are a good set of pictures. And to touch on the boring aspect, Maybe if you were a little lower and more level while shooting the cars (i'm guessing you were in grand stands) also maybe try to get a little more motion blur by dropping the shutter speed a step or two.

Excellent shot..

thampel09 wrote in post #14541929
These are a good set of pictures. And to touch on the boring aspect, Maybe if you were a little lower and more level while shooting the cars (i'm guessing you were in grand stands) also maybe try to get a little more motion blur by dropping the shutter speed a step or two.

I didnt go into the stand at all its just the lay of the land at brands very undulating. when you get closer to driver level you cant focus through the fence as the track is so close. I have been messing with slower shutter speeds was taking soom at 1/40th sec just the majority of the slower ones are a bit shacky :-S so I think ill need my monopod next time. Thanks for the feedback though.

Stevie

Stevie Borowik wrote in post #14543501
I didnt go into the stand at all its just the lay of the land at brands very undulating. when you get closer to driver level you cant focus through the fence as the track is so close. I have been messing with slower shutter speeds was taking soom at 1/40th sec just the majority of the slower ones are a bit shacky :-S so I think ill need my monopod next time. Thanks for the feedback though.

Stevie

Gotcha, yeah every track varies from one to another. I was looking at your complete set on your Flickr and you have some other really good ones on there. A few you could possibly just use a little more cropping on than others but you have a bunch of solid shots there. But don't get discouraged if you have a ton of blurry pictures cause I have a season pass to my local track (new jersey motorsports park) and after a day of shorting I may only Come home with 5 good track shots. Also a monopod may not be a bad idea. I have used one a number of times and the results vary depending on location but it could help! Good luck!

thampel09 wrote in post #14544046
Gotcha, yeah every track varies from one to another. I was looking at your complete set on your Flickr and you have some other really good ones on there. A few you could possibly just use a little more cropping on than others but you have a bunch of solid shots there. But don't get discouraged if you have a ton of blurry pictures cause I have a season pass to my local track (new jersey motorsports park) and after a day of shorting I may only Come home with 5 good track shots. Also a monopod may not be a bad idea. I have used one a number of times and the results vary depending on location but it could help! Good luck!

I seem to get about 10% out of all the shots I take that are worth keeping. The editing is something im not too sure about so could always learn. I have only used the monopod onvce at cadwell and didnt get on very well cus of where I was using it but im sure le mans will be a good test