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Ecker
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Mikinton
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Did you go to Shirley Valentine beach? Some of the film was shot around Little Italy.
Mikinton
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We stayed in Ornos and walked to the Shirley Valentine beach a couple of times. It looked nicer in the film.
Here's my photo of the windmills and the Ornos cat. http://www.staffordforum.com/xf/index.php?threads/photography-tips-tricks.3721/page-16#post-193253
photography_bloke
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Been out of this thread for a while so a bit behind!
Cambrian Rally 2015 by Mike Hillman, on Flickr
Camera and Lens - Canon EOS 70D, EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 105mm (Handheld, IS On)
Settings - 1/500, f/4.5 and ISO 12800 (Manual Mode)
Location - Cambrian Rally SS2 (Llyn Elsi), North Wales
Made the trip over to Wales for the Cambrian Rally last Saturday - my first visit to an event
Car 65, one of many Ford Escorts on the event, heads through the 5 left into 5 right on the run down into the last hairpin before the flying finish - there were a fair few cars with punctures at this point, but this one has made it through with no issues.
Inexperienced at shooting high speed subjects, so most of the photos I took were a bit rubbish - this one worked OK though, and I learnt a lot from it. It was also pretty dull in the forests, so I had to push the ISO all the way up to maximum, so I've used Lightroom to run some noise reduction.
I ended up picking the cars up as they approached my location, and panned round with them taking a burst of shots as they passed - in most cases this gave time for the autofocus in servo mode to lock on.
Cambrian Rally 2015 by Mike Hillman, on Flickr
Camera and Lens - Canon EOS 70D, EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 105mm (Handheld, IS On)
Settings - 1/500, f/4.5 and ISO 12800 (Manual Mode)
Location - Cambrian Rally SS2 (Llyn Elsi), North Wales
Made the trip over to Wales for the Cambrian Rally last Saturday - my first visit to an event
Car 65, one of many Ford Escorts on the event, heads through the 5 left into 5 right on the run down into the last hairpin before the flying finish - there were a fair few cars with punctures at this point, but this one has made it through with no issues.
Inexperienced at shooting high speed subjects, so most of the photos I took were a bit rubbish - this one worked OK though, and I learnt a lot from it. It was also pretty dull in the forests, so I had to push the ISO all the way up to maximum, so I've used Lightroom to run some noise reduction.
I ended up picking the cars up as they approached my location, and panned round with them taking a burst of shots as they passed - in most cases this gave time for the autofocus in servo mode to lock on.
John Marwood
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Sensor clean
Laurie61
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Been out of this thread for a while so a bit behind!
Cambrian Rally 2015 by Mike Hillman, on Flickr
Camera and Lens - Canon EOS 70D, EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM @ 105mm (Handheld, IS On)
Settings - 1/500, f/4.5 and ISO 12800 (Manual Mode)
Location - Cambrian Rally SS2 (Llyn Elsi), North Wales
Made the trip over to Wales for the Cambrian Rally last Saturday - my first visit to an event
Car 65, one of many Ford Escorts on the event, heads through the 5 left into 5 right on the run down into the last hairpin before the flying finish - there were a fair few cars with punctures at this point, but this one has made it through with no issues.
Inexperienced at shooting high speed subjects, so most of the photos I took were a bit rubbish - this one worked OK though, and I learnt a lot from it. It was also pretty dull in the forests, so I had to push the ISO all the way up to maximum, so I've used Lightroom to run some noise reduction.
I ended up picking the cars up as they approached my location, and panned round with them taking a burst of shots as they passed - in most cases this gave time for the autofocus in servo mode to lock on.
Nice shot, It's not easy shooting moving targets. I have some pics from back in the RAC rally days, just the easy Sunday stages at Weston and Sutton park. They are all on film though, I will have to go dig them out and transfer some to digital.
photography_bloke
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Thanks
It's very tricky - first time I've tried it! I was definitely getting better towards the end though, so hopefully next time I'll be a bit more successful - I'll make use of a long telephoto prime and a monopod as well next time I think (chap standing next to me was getting some good results using that setup)
John Marwood
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Gramaisc
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Seems odd not to have reviewed the footage during the visit...
Mikinton
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I've never reviewed what I've taken on my Go-Pro while I've been on holiday, and I'm not sure why.
I suspect it's because while I can set up a wi-fi link between my tablet and the Go-Pro, I've never been able to upload data from the latter to the former. The wi-fi link is handy to have so you can see what you're shooting when filming from a static position, but it's not really practical to have your tablet with you when you're moving around.
