some Drifting shots from Tuesday.

JathnaelJathnael Registered Users Posts: 28 Big grins
edited August 16, 2009 in Sports
Take at Thunderhill raceway near Willows,CA.
Amateur drift event, put on by a friend.
Mostly mid 80s Corollas and 240SX, but Calvan Wan dropped in late in the day with his Pro RX7.
good event, not to hot, and good action.

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Jathnael Taylor
http://bigshelfmedia.com

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  • canon400dcanon400d Banned Posts: 2,826 Major grins
    edited August 14, 2009
    Jathnael wrote:
    Take at Thunderhill raceway near Willows,CA.
    Amateur drift event, put on by a friend.
    Mostly mid 80s Corollas and 240SX, but Calvan Wan dropped in late in the day with his Pro RX7.
    good event, not to hot, and good action.

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    td01.png
    td03.png
    td04.png
    td07.png
    td09.png

    Hi These are great shots. I have recently attended a couple of stage rallies in the forests south west Scotland. I was using a 40D with a 17-55 2.8 and a 70-200 F4 what mode did you shoot these in and at what shutter speeds, aperture and ISO You have guessed I am learning.
    Regards
    Bob
  • JathnaelJathnael Registered Users Posts: 28 Big grins
    edited August 16, 2009
    >>what mode did you shoot these in and at what shutter speeds.

    When shooting motorsports I go with shutter priority, and between 1/160 and 1/125 of a second to start and adjust from there.


    >>aperture and ISO

    I let the camera take care of the Aperture and for the ISO, around 100 but you can adjust that depending on lighting and what effect you want.




    >>You have guessed I am learning.
    >>Regards
    >>Bob

    We all are :)
    hope this helps, or at least gets you going on the right direction
    Jathnael Taylor
    http://bigshelfmedia.com
  • canon400dcanon400d Banned Posts: 2,826 Major grins
    edited August 18, 2009
    Jathnael wrote:
    >>what mode did you shoot these in and at what shutter speeds.

    When shooting motorsports I go with shutter priority, and between 1/160 and 1/125 of a second to start and adjust from there.


    >>aperture and ISO

    I let the camera take care of the Aperture and for the ISO, around 100 but you can adjust that depending on lighting and what effect you want.




    >>You have guessed I am learning.
    >>Regards
    >>Bob

    We all are :)
    hope this helps, or at least gets you going on the right direction

    Thanks ever so much Jathnael that really is a great help.
    Regards
    Bob
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