Quite true because, the settings are getting complex, as there are too many parameters. The scene passes by the time we ensure that our camera is set right. We have to wait for the day, where we get USB / bluetooth cameras, that can be operated from a Mini-laptop and the settings are fired instantly.ballerina wrote:sierra2469alpha wrote:Shankar - high-end Nikon's allow you to set the shutter speed you desire
I'm not sure about the Canon EOS series - as you said, check the websites.
Cheers, Mr. P
Yup, Canon EOS allows shutter speed changing, it's a tricky business though.
Nice frontal shot..on what turn where you located..?? seems the fence disappeared in your shot? what lens did you use?Bigeasy wrote:Nice! Here are a few of mine. Wish I could have found a better location. Shooting through the fence was a drag.pixfirewall wrote:Shots to share during the Singapore F1 Night Race.
Not sure what turn number... but it was the one where the Ferrari overshot during the last practice on Saturday.. maybe #4 ?? I was using a 70-200mm f2.8, manually focused at apex of turn.. opened up to reduce DOF and try to hide fence. Could have been better... but I got to spot late and was fighting with shooting over people's heads and through fence posts.pixfirewall wrote:Nice frontal shot..on what turn where you located..?? seems the fence disappeared in your shot? what lens did you use?
nice series you got there..good thing you didn't overexpose the merlion for its kinda tricky setting on the camera when you are taking that kind of shot. so your're a nikon user? how long have you been into photography?Bigeasy wrote:Not sure what turn number... but it was the one where the Ferrari overshot during the last practice on Saturday.. maybe #4 ?? I was using a 70-200mm f2.8, manually focused at apex of turn.. opened up to reduce DOF and try to hide fence. Could have been better... but I got to spot late and was fighting with shooting over people's heads and through fence posts.pixfirewall wrote:Nice frontal shot..on what turn where you located..?? seems the fence disappeared in your shot? what lens did you use?
Data on each shot is here: http://bigeasytx.zenfolio.com/p934808527
In Vietnam for a week, but would love to get together with others for some local shoots when I return.
Here are a few from a solo shoot I did the other night.
Yea.. been shooting Nikon and Fuji for a few years... shot a bunch of film, on and off back in the 80's... but never got heavy into it, until digital evolved to a good quality about 3-4 years ago.pixfirewall wrote:nice series you got there..good thing you didn't overexpose the merlion for its kinda tricky setting on the camera when you are taking that kind of shot. so your're a nikon user? how long have you been into photography?
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