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May 26, 2019 20:06:42   #
I am very interested in the 5D MK IV, if it is still available.
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Aug 6, 2018 09:28:14   #
Thank you for sharing your great pictures, as well as your narrative!
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Apr 29, 2015 09:09:05   #
Excellent capture!
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Jan 2, 2014 11:59:44   #
Glider

WOW!!! Those are some awesome pictures 8-) !

Which turn were you stationed?

General Admission lets me move my chair around the track, but I can see a real advantage to being up high.

Thanks for your input!
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Jan 1, 2014 18:16:09   #
Thanks for your responses, they are appreciated!!!
Yes, after I uploaded to my computer, I could see some 'grain', so I knew I would need to drop the ISO. The day started out very overcast, so I didn't put my polarizer on. I should have taken the time to put it on after the sun came out :(!
It seemed like I was shooting constantly, throughout the day...quite a few misses, but a fair number of keepers. Hopefully, next year will be even better!
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Jan 1, 2014 15:15:06   #
Thanks for the hints!

Yes, I would love to be able to get 'inside' those fences, but they are usually limited to media professionals.

I was using a monopod...did try panning, but fencing wreaked havoc, often.

I will try to repost the pics.






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Jan 1, 2014 14:31:28   #
Hi, everyone!

I have been lurking here, for about a month, while searching through the posts. I've hoped to discover some wisdom which might help me improve on taking photos while I'm at a race track.

I'm attaching a few shots, that I took, at the 2013 US Grand Prix at COTA. These were taken with a Canon 7D using an EF 70-200mm f2.8 IS USM lens. Lens in manual mode, because auto usually refocused on the fencing...grrr!

The challenge is...as a spectator you have to shoot through 2 sets of chain-link fencing separated by about 20 feet. These F1 cars are going anywhere from about 60-200mph, depending on which curve you are located.

Does anyone have any similar experiences, and can you share any tips which might allow a higher percentage of relatively 'sharp' photos??






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