British GT Oulton Park
Discussion
http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/620816/art/kodak/e...
Thats my camera
Settings:
Aparture-2.8
Shutter Speed-1/400
iso-100
Exposion compansation-0.7
CHeers Matt
Thats my camera
Settings:
Aparture-2.8
Shutter Speed-1/400
iso-100
Exposion compansation-0.7
CHeers Matt
Thanks.
Interesting then that some of them have come out so vibrant...I'm guessing the camera's internal processing. Either that or some racers clubbed together and hi-jacked the Dynorod paint delivery...
Quick tip for next time (takes a little bit of practice) - depending on distance from the cars (and therefore speed 'across' you), try dropping the shutter speed to between 1/150 and 1/80 and panning with the car as you take the photos. If you want to be creative play around with shutter speeds and see what results you get...
Interesting then that some of them have come out so vibrant...I'm guessing the camera's internal processing. Either that or some racers clubbed together and hi-jacked the Dynorod paint delivery...

Quick tip for next time (takes a little bit of practice) - depending on distance from the cars (and therefore speed 'across' you), try dropping the shutter speed to between 1/150 and 1/80 and panning with the car as you take the photos. If you want to be creative play around with shutter speeds and see what results you get...
They look good to me. I'm pretty new to this photography thing too, but one basic thing I find works with car photos is to have more road visible in front of the car than behind, so the back of the car is closer to the edge of the frame than the front. I just find it looks a bit more natural and more like the car is in motion if you can see more of where it is going, if that makes sense.
w.
w.
Gassing Station | Photography & Video | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff











