OMG Stunning compositions on the India GP photos :O Such well use of negative space. Jealous! As for Djzic.... love the tree photos. Very dramatic and beautiful + the tree trunk in the stream. For me I've had no power for a very long time due to the storm... so for me cell phone pics only Storm clouds forming over NYC by Neo - nimajus, on Flickr Northeastern Storm hits NYC by Neo - nimajus, on Flickr Chasing with the wind in my ears by Neo - nimajus, on Flickr
Thanks - great pictures for a mobile, love the first one Makes me think of this one I got on my phone because the camera was at home
Did the storm affect you badly Neo? I have family in Manhattan and LI, they reported pretty quick restoration of power/services.
JB by angad84, on Flickr Kimi-Matias Räikkönen, Lotus E20 by angad84, on Flickr Jenson Button, McLaren MP4-27 by angad84, on Flickr Kamui Kobayashi, Sauber C31 by angad84, on Flickr EDIT: Romain Grosjean, Lotus E20 by angad84, on Flickr Pastor Maldonado, Williams FW34 by angad84, on Flickr Nico Hülkenberg, Sahara Force India VJM05 by angad84, on Flickr Fernando Alonso, Ferrari F2012 by angad84, on Flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/89007582@N04/8186473959/in/photostream GE A950 + Snapseed (I didn't received my Rebel XT yet T.T )
While we wait... Trouble on Track by angad84, on Flickr Nico Hülkenberg, Sahara Force India VJM05 by angad84, on Flickr Mark Webber, Red Bull Racing RB8 by angad84, on Flickr Sergio Pérez, Sauber C31 by angad84, on Flickr
Stonedsurd - Very nice F1 shots, thank you for sharing them with us. @Neo - Your photos are always great regardless of the camera - The phone pics look great Been very good pics in here from everyone recently : I havnt been out with the camera for a while, but have loads of RAWs I havnt looked at Rob Collard #8 - Ebay Motors - BMW320 - Brands Hatch by bdigital101, on Flickr
A quick snap from the end of a shoot after we'd decided that was it. I kinda like it Vicky Aisha Blackthorn by JazzXP, on Flickr
Thanks a lot man. Your shot is awesome I don't know if it's the speed at F1, or my particular lens, or spotty AF on my lens and/or body, but I only got a meagre handful of "proper" razor-sharp shots from the Indian GP weekend. The rest all needed serious massaging in post. 'tis very strange, because your shot is taken with the same lens and looks waaaaaay sharper. Hennywey, here's some more. On the Button by angad84, on Flickr Mark Webber, Red Bull Racing RB8 by angad84, on Flickr Oops! by angad84, on Flickr Scarlet Stallion by angad84, on Flickr Action! by angad84, on Flickr
What lens did you use? The 100 - 400? It has a tendancy to go soft wide open, so if the light is good enough its better to shoot at around f8 if possible. Also, with the insane speed of f1 cars i can imagine you needing a very fast shutter speed! I think the shots look great and lets not forget theres a world of difference between shooting an f1 car and a british touring car
Some shots were indeed wide open, or a couple of thirds down. Couldn't really be helped, the haze/pollution was awful, days were very dull. The 50D is noisy above ISO400, so I tend to change everything except ISO to get enough light. The only shots that have come out all right are the panning ones, where I could slow down the shutter, stop down for sharpness and have the ISO set low enough for a clean image.
I know what you mean, and it sounds like you did what you could. If noise is an issue ( which it has been on my 550d) another thing ive noticed is that cleaning up noise from a RAW is much more effective if the shot is exposed right. So maybe next time throw in a few higher iso shots that are correctly exposed And are up nearer f8 to see how you get on with post processing out the noise. Its not perfect but i like to experiment and ive had some half decent results like that. No more motorsport eventa for me until april now!
Had a fun shoot with Jenna on mondaynight. Selected three completely different shots for now, will do some more later. I would love to hear what you guys think of them! Click the images for larger/better view.