Formula Drift 11

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Formula Drift 11
Topic Started: Jun 12 2011, 12:29 AM (329 Views)
predictio	Jun 12 2011, 12:29 AM Post #1
Alpha Newbie Posts: 15 Group: Members Member #2,128 Joined: May 4, 2011	#1 Hi guys, Went to FD11 today and saw Darren, Aimevous and Alpha guys. Anyway, for your C&C. Regards, predictio Edited by predictio, Jun 12 2011, 01:04 AM.



Galdor	Jun 12 2011, 12:45 AM Post #2
I'm just a Newbie Cameraman Posts: 4,821 Group: Members Member #19 Joined: August 24, 2007	Picture is too small.
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predictio	Jun 12 2011, 01:10 AM Post #3
Alpha Newbie Posts: 15 Group: Members Member #2,128 Joined: May 4, 2011	#2



predictio	Jun 12 2011, 01:14 AM Post #4
Alpha Newbie Posts: 15 Group: Members Member #2,128 Joined: May 4, 2011	#3 #4



Aimevous	Jun 12 2011, 03:03 AM Post #5
Irritating you with my awesome blinking avatar! Posts: 629 Group: Moderator Member #1,281 Joined: October 19, 2009	nice to see you there! Sorry if I didn't say hi, not too sure who is who. Heh. #1 If you are trying to freeze motion, shutter speed seems to be insufficient. Need to ramp up some more. Also, there's a bit too much blank space below the car. Keep the car in the lower half of the image a bit more and it will look a bit more pleasing. #2 Was the focus on the cameraman on purpose? Also, watch your tilt, it is slightly inclined. #3 Good moment, but again shutter speed doesn't seem to be enough. #4 Another good moment, composition is ok for me. Good try for your first attempt! Keep up the good work!
	My humble gear... wishes to shoot more!


predictio	Jun 13 2011, 01:35 PM Post #6
Alpha Newbie Posts: 15 Group: Members Member #2,128 Joined: May 4, 2011	Aimevous, thanks for your comments and advice. The main issue with my shoots is shutter speed. i guess really have to employ monopod to take these shots. Anyway, you nearly bang into me when you take the panning shot of one of the cars. :-) Once again, thanks for your comments and advice. These will definitely help me for future shoots.



robinc2005	Jun 14 2011, 11:13 AM Post #7
Poisoned Alpha member Posts: 319 Group: Members Member #1,633 Joined: April 27, 2010	predictio Jun 13 2011, 01:35 PM Aimevous, thanks for your comments and advice. The main issue with my shoots is shutter speed. i guess really have to employ monopod to take these shots. Anyway, you nearly bang into me when you take the panning shot of one of the cars. :-) Once again, thanks for your comments and advice. These will definitely help me for future shoots. But sometimes monopod won't help, i've tried to pan with shutter speed of 1/30, but at the end i've remove the monopod, and all round handheld... It's better to handheld your cam while panning sometimes for flexibility, but it's very subjective to everyone else...
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robinc2005	Jun 14 2011, 11:17 AM Post #8
Poisoned Alpha member Posts: 319 Group: Members Member #1,633 Joined: April 27, 2010	For the 4 photos i've seen above, none of the shots require a monopod as you don't pan to get the shots above. You'll just need to practice on focusing lock (#1, #2 Don't know whether you do it purposely to focus on the photographer or else) & shutter control for still shots (#3).
	Geavity (Slide)


predictio	Jun 14 2011, 11:40 AM Post #9
Alpha Newbie Posts: 15 Group: Members Member #2,128 Joined: May 4, 2011	robinc2005, loved your photos on the other thread, especially the shot with the sparkling headlight. The shots i took are from a distance away so i maxed out my zoom and causes shaky shots, so i thought monopod would be good. Also i have to crop almost all photos, #5 was one of the lucky shot that didn't crop much. I agreed that panning should use handheld method for flexibility for distance shooting, some stability is needed due to my low shutter speed and shaky hands. :-) #5 #6 #7



Aimevous	Jun 14 2011, 12:07 PM Post #10
Irritating you with my awesome blinking avatar! Posts: 629 Group: Moderator Member #1,281 Joined: October 19, 2009	predictio Jun 13 2011, 01:35 PM Aimevous, thanks for your comments and advice. The main issue with my shoots is shutter speed. i guess really have to employ monopod to take these shots. Anyway, you nearly bang into me when you take the panning shot of one of the cars. :-) Once again, thanks for your comments and advice. These will definitely help me for future shoots. Ha oops, sorry! and #5 is good! =)
	My humble gear... wishes to shoot more!


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