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Pics From Eastern Creek

Postby col on Mon Mar 10, 2008 6:32 pm

Heres some pics from Eastern Creek
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Re: Pics From Eastern Creek

Postby Glen on Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:05 pm

Welcome to the forum Col, it looks like you like motorsport :wink: Nice images though I must comment your watermark is one of the larger I have seen and quite distracting. You must have had quite a few images stolen. Look forward to seeing more of your work
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Re: Pics From Eastern Creek

Postby col on Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:10 pm

cheers sorry about the watermark, still getting the hang of the program,
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Re: Pics From Eastern Creek

Postby Raskill on Mon Mar 10, 2008 7:35 pm

Hi Col, welcome aboard. Theres a few of us who are keen motorsports photogs here, with 4 or 5 CAMS accred members.

I know EC is a pain in the ass to get around, but you should try to shoot with the sun behind you, rather than into it. Shoot fromthe western side of the track in the afternoons and vice versa. Avoid shooting at midday, unless it's pit chicks 8)

By shooting into the sun, the camera exposes for the shaded area of th car, which tends to blow out highlights. If you are shooting with the sun behind you, even though the car is brighter, the camera exposes properly. Does this make sense? My brain is still full from the XXXX angels.... :cheers:

I didn't shoot a single frame of super karts, but from what I heard they are a bugger, because of their size and speed.

Nice images all round. Look forward to more.
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Re: Pics From Eastern Creek

Postby col on Mon Mar 10, 2008 8:47 pm

Cheers for the comments, def keep that in mind next time, i couldnt belive the amount of photogs out there on the public side of the fence.
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