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Drag RacingTried my hand at capturing the cars at a local drag racing meet last weekend.
Trying to capture moving subjects is new to me and proved to be a challenge. Here's a few i like...
Re: Drag RacingI quite like #1 as you have frozen the action quite well. Perhaps you can try to practice your panning at these events?
As for specific tips, I think the racing buffs in the forum can advise you further.
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