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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
This shot was an experiment for slow shutter speed, panning technique and good luck.
Most of the motorsport images, I'm shooting between 1/320 & 1/640 for side on shots and 1/800 and 1/1000 for head on shots. I was at Snetterton for the BSB meeting and decided to have a play with the settings, seeing how slow I can get the shutter speed and how good my panning technique is. Down to 1/60 the picture was fine, not as sharp in the details as 1/320 and above, but still I feel this picture has come out very well.
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(1237) - [2006-06-19 8:29]
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Daniel
Very good colour, sharpness and colour.
I tried the same at the same event yesterday but did not have a lot of luck. Thanks for sharing (think I'll keep my photos hidden - except the one posted yesterday).
Andrei
Very useful note. This is a great job of panning. Very clear and sharp. Well done.
Very nice panning technique. The wheels look great in this shot, really show off the speed. TFS
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Very good capture of the sport