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Visited Road Atlanta for some excitment today. This is a fast action sport. Got this one in turn 3 and 4. Thanks for looking.
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That's definitely a keeper, I really like it
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Thanks for thecomment K1par.
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That is a great shot! I love low angle action shots. Was that taken from the infield or outside?
Also what camera, lens, settings? |
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A nice shot, well exposed and I really like the depth created with the 4 riders/bikes. The only thing lacking is sharpness, I'm not sure if it is the PP or if focus was just off.
Do you have any more from the day? |
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Thanks PhotoCarp. I used a Nikon D300 w/sigma70-200 f2.8 and 2x converter. The settings was 1/1250 f8 iso400. I had a media pass (it's nice to have friends in high places) so I was outside of the track at turns 3 and 4.
Thanks Mark. I don't think it is the pp it may be slightly out of focus. In this turn the bikes were popping over a small rise and coming almost strait at me at about 100mph plus. I'm still leaning this camera and this is my first try at motorcycle racing. Hey, I had alot of fun. I do have a lot more from Friday and Saturday. Saturday's should be posted by tonight. The pictures may beseen at http://public.fotki.com/sepruett/road-atlanta/thanks again. Steve |
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Can only agree with everyone else, excellent picture and superb timing to get them all in their different positions.
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