second attempt, motorsport

[carl yeomans]

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[xxpinballxx]

Nice....out of the three I like the positioning and look of the third but wish it was a little farther back to give it more area around it at least in front and back. like them but still like the post processed one you did yesterday.....

[flomaster]

I really like those shots I haven't tried to shoot anything moving fast yet. any tips on what settings you used on your camera?

[Damo]

Excellent again Carl, my mate came round tonight and showed me a cd from a track day he went to at Donnington, basically he was riding and there was a firm there taking photos, you could go and buy a cd of all the shots with you in for £30, to be honest I was looking at them and thinking I could do that and do it better ! They really weren't anything special, they were ok but didnt jump out at you. Yours on the other hand do and you would do really well at something like that. My mate is off to Castle Coombe soon and after my comments about the cd he wants me to go photograph that, me and my big mouth LOL, Keep up the good work and seriously think about doing something like that, you are as good as if not better than the "professionals" and around 30 riders all paying £30 a pop for a cd in a pre printed dvd case, well you do the maths, thats alot of money !

[tufcat]

These are pretty darn good shots. I'd hang them on the wall. Manual focus too, good work.

Would you share some details, lens used, camera settings?

[carl yeomans]

sry guys for not replying, but for some reason i never got any emails.

settings were

D50. kit lens 55-200 non VR

f/stop f/8
exposure time 1/350
iso 200
WB auto
metering pattern
focal length 200
raw mode

[uvsub]

Very nice shots. One thing about photography is we are sure to have to go back and reshoot time and again to get it right.