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Hi All, well started off wet but that didn't stop the boys and there toys today from heading to the track. Was a cold day but i braved it and did my usual, came home processed some 200+ picsand posted to website and gave the sensor a quick clean only has 1 big dust bunny on 1 edge now instead 15, but i can live with that. These pics was taken with the 80-400 VR+ Kenko TC, a bit slow on focus is some cases as you would expect but hey we have to try these things.
Well MotoX tomorrow lol hope it rains over nite settle the dust down.
Cheers
John


Not the 1 above rest 80-400

Look close at this 1, there is 2 bikes.

Wow, John. Those are some excellent shots with that lens combo. What focus mode do you use, AF-C? Well done!

Very nice and crisp as always

Hi Ben and Thanks,
Kerry i always use this mode AF-C as this is what i do most of really so when i am at the track AF-C is the go. Off to Junior MotoX shortly after my cuppa so will gove the sgma a work out today, and well it is sunny here today blue sky so yeh i am going to gave to watch out where i take pics or use flash for fill in some places.
Anyhow cheers
John

John, that shot of the GSXR is sweet! Yup definitely AF-C when you're shooting action shots like that Learnt that the hard way pretty damn quick

looks great John,
you don't really have to rely on af for all your action shots
i still use mf for most of mine now, reduces any chance of mis focusing in differcult scenes.

PiroStitch wrote:Yup definitely AF-C when you're shooting action shots like that Learnt that the hard way pretty damn quick

...is that because AF-S requires focus lock before the shot can be taken?

Frank

BBJ wrote:Hi Ben and Thanks,
Kerry i always use this mode AF-C as this is what i do most of really so when i am at the track AF-C is the go. Off to Junior MotoX shortly after my cuppa so will gove the sgma a work out today, and well it is sunny here today blue sky so yeh i am going to gave to watch out where i take pics or use flash for fill in some places.
Anyhow cheers
John

If I Can take shots like in a short period of time , i'll be laughing. When I get my camera i'm going to be flooding you and some other members with PM on how to take those shots.

John,

Well done. Great shots as usual.

Alex

Awesome work mate!!!!!

Well done.

Cheers
Ray

John
That first image is a high class photograph. Every element working the way you want it to work. Beeoootiful.

G'day John,
These are excellent as usual, you've really got these bike action shots down to a tee, the first one looks like a magazine shot to me... You're setting a high standard mate.

Outstanding work John, you have really got the bike photography well sorted. These are fantastic shots.

John, you're a bike shot pro, up with the best of them.

Max

Very nice!! Love the framing on the first one!!

Some of my mates have a race meet (cars) this weekend. Im pretty sure its a club-day type event, so will hopefully be able to get out on the circuit and make some pics. If they come out half as well as yours I'll be chuffed. Will post some if Im happy with any of them.

robboh Thanks well i wish you luck, it all comes down to practice but dont have your shutter speeds to high if you want that motion blur in the wheels. I use shutter speeds from 160 to 300 depend on the speed of the thing you are shooting. Will look forward to seeing how your pic turn out.
Cheers
John
BBJ

I love the Gixxers! Great photos!

Thanks Grev, If it's got 2 wheels and a donk, i like it. LOL