Brands Hatch BTCC finals day photo's

[Holbon]

Here are my BTCC photo's from Brands

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8272832@N05/sets/72157607395753810/

[VXRDartford]

Here are mine

http://www.new.facebook.com/album.php?aid=40910&l=dad34&id=686827875
http://www.new.facebook.com/album.php?aid=40905&l=5fa14&id=686827875

and from quali day
http://www.new.facebook.com/album.php?aid=40722&l=df4b9&id=686827875

[thompp]

Here are my efforts
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomppnation/sets/72157607458286549/

Support races to follow shortly

[AndySpeed]

Here are my efforts
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomppnation/sets/72157607458286549/

Support races to follow shortly

Do you take some of your photos through a fence (blurring out the fence in the foreground)?

[thompp]

Do you take some of your photos through a fence (blurring out the fence in the foreground)?

Yup, like many other photgraphers I take shots through the fence on the outside of Druids looking towards paddock hill...not always successfully blending out the fence! To hide the fence you need to be within a meter of the fence and at extreme telephoto (400mm on a DX format DSLR).

[thompp]

Here are my efforts
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomppnation/sets/72157607458286549/

Support races to follow shortly

Porsche Carrera Cup:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomppnation/sets/72157607475038899/

[Marc W]

Some nice shots on this thread, as usual.


Yup, like many other photgraphers I take shots through the fence on the outside of Druids looking towards paddock hill...not always successfully blending out the fence! To hide the fence you need to be within a meter of the fence and at extreme telephoto (400mm on a DX format DSLR).

I found at the DTM that if you shoot cars coming up the hill head on at a fast shutter speed and keep the camera still you can actually shoot throuh the fence there and don't need to blend anything out.

[thompp]

Some nice shots on this thread, as usual.



I found at the DTM that if you shoot cars coming up the hill head on at a fast shutter speed and keep the camera still you can actually shoot throuh the fence there and don't need to blend anything out.

I probably didnt explain myself very well. By blending out I meant 'naturally' blending out as you have described above, without any manipulation in camera or in photoshop.