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webby74
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slarnge
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60 months
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A few i took of our cars,on Mb campsite. ![](http://thumbsnap.com/s/sOo6HGaV.jpg[/img]</a> <a href="http://thumbsnap.com/g0oXgGwZ" Target="_blank">[img]http://thumbsnap.com/s/g0oXgGwZ.jpg)
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slarnge
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60 months
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robmlufc
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55 months
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sl55kleemann
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71 months
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joncon
969 posts
92 months
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[quote=webby74]Here are a few of my photos from the weekend. Hope you enjoy. St Saturnin  yeah !! that was us ,cant believe how many people came up to say hello and have a chat. awesome trip
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joncon
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92 months
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moribund
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83 months
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joncon said: yeah !!
that was us ,cant believe how many people came up to say hello and have a chat.
awesome trip Looked great! Ahh... just looked at your car history and now I know why you waved at us in my MG ZT 260 
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dredgey
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HoHoHo
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Red Firecracker
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andy tims
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nick1275
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39 months
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You must of been stood almost next to me for the group c race, mine are almost identical!
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tim2100
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126 months
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What do you use to get such clear shots of the cars on track?
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HoHoHo
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119 months
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tim2100 said: What do you use to get such clear shots of the cars on track? The shots above are really nice, my 2p worth is as follows: A good view with as little as possible to get in your way (which I struggled with this year) A fence in the way isn't the end of the world, but it can cause a problem with the focussing of the camera if you're unlucky. In the example below, the fence has all but gone.  Le Mans 2012 by Martin_Bennett, on Flickr A good SLR, with good glass (a good lens will make an average camera come to life, and will make a good SLR body give stunning results Use the right settings - there's no point using a fast shutter speed as you need a sense of movement, 1/125 second is my preferred setting. DOF to be not to shallow or deep. Learn to pan the camera - following the subject is difficult at first but comes with practice - this is where people struggle, but it does come with time.
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Red Firecracker
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96 months
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As Martin says, good glass will allow you to 'pull through' the wire much easier. I also tend to heavily crop my pictures. As an example, the picture below was taken through the wire at Maison Blanche;  Winking Audi by Red Firecracker, on Flickr Elsewhere, Tertre Rouge is a good place to get over the top of the wire;  #2 Audi R18 by Red Firecracker, on Flickr with the added benefit of getting some glowing;  #43 Norma by Red Firecracker, on Flickr
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DanDC5
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36 months
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Red Firecracker said: Love this picture!
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HoHoHo
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119 months
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There's a bar at the end of the pits which we used to be able to get access to, unfortunately now the eurosport studio - that's a good place.  Le Mans 2009 by Martin_Bennett, on Flickr Or by the karting at the end of the Porsche curves there's a pits area where you can get some height  Le Mans 2009 by Martin_Bennett, on Flickr
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Red Firecracker
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96 months
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DanDC5 said: Love this picture!
That's my new wallpaper. Cheers! Flickr appears to be buggering about at the moment, if you want the big version, let me know.
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DanDC5
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36 months
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Send it over please if you don't mind  I've no idea where the 2nd half of my comment disappeared to, pretty sure I didn't edit it 
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