Castle Combe yesterday
Discussion
Here are some of my photos from yesterday, and a link to more
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>> Edited by Robfow on Tuesday 18th April 15:59
>> Edited by Robfow on Tuesday 18th April 15:59
>> Edited by Robfow on Tuesday 18th April 15:59
>> Edited by Robfow on Tuesday 18th April 15:59
click here for more
>> Edited by Robfow on Tuesday 18th April 15:59
>> Edited by Robfow on Tuesday 18th April 15:59
>> Edited by Robfow on Tuesday 18th April 15:59
>> Edited by Robfow on Tuesday 18th April 15:59
Robfow said:
Here are some of my photos from yesterday, and a link to more
the pics in general are good, and i absolutely love these 2 cars
but here are my basic criticisms:
they all appear quite dark, i dont know why (what camera are you using?)
they would look better if you resized them to 750pixels wide rather than 800 (the PH surver automatically resizes anything larger than 750 wide.)
and my final statement about the overall feel of the batch is that they are perhaps lacking drama.
all just my opinions though
ello Rob!
These pics are nice, although as Chrissie says they are a tiny bit "flat" on my screen.
The problem with panning shots at a motorsport event is that when you've seen one or two, you've pretty much seen them all. I think you should mix it up a bit and introduce either some more varied shots, or some variety in the post processing.
Panning represents a great opportunity to do this, as you can extend the shutter speed and also alther the compostion easily, and you generally get plenty of chances to get it right as the cars are just lapping past you fairly frequently!
All IMHO, just trying to give some useful feedback. That orange griff is a stonkingly pretty car.
These pics are nice, although as Chrissie says they are a tiny bit "flat" on my screen.
The problem with panning shots at a motorsport event is that when you've seen one or two, you've pretty much seen them all. I think you should mix it up a bit and introduce either some more varied shots, or some variety in the post processing.
Panning represents a great opportunity to do this, as you can extend the shutter speed and also alther the compostion easily, and you generally get plenty of chances to get it right as the cars are just lapping past you fairly frequently!
All IMHO, just trying to give some useful feedback. That orange griff is a stonkingly pretty car.
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