Summit Point, WV - Jun 16 2013
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From: Chantilly, VA
I took over 975 pictures, I saved 250, and these are the only ones I bothered to post process and put online.
The first set is in the 1/100 to 1/150 range, I worked down to 1/40 as the day went on and I got better at it.
Here's the best I could do exactly one year ago:
Those were my three best shots, and the shutter was at 1/200 and I was unable to get many any lower than that. what a difference that shutter speed makes when you are able to capture it though, so worth it. Also the image server here kills the image quality (IQ) when the are uploaded and attached here...such a shame.
The first set is in the 1/100 to 1/150 range, I worked down to 1/40 as the day went on and I got better at it.
Here's the best I could do exactly one year ago:
Those were my three best shots, and the shutter was at 1/200 and I was unable to get many any lower than that. what a difference that shutter speed makes when you are able to capture it though, so worth it. Also the image server here kills the image quality (IQ) when the are uploaded and attached here...such a shame.
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Posts: 79,818
Total Cats: 4,152
From: Chantilly, VA
From the top I started at around 1/160, then the next few are 1/125, then 1/80. The lotus 7, white 135i, yellow Vette set near the end were at 1/40. It's incredibly difficult to get a good shot at that speed, but when you nail it, it was worth it.
The Lemons shots were just done at 1/2000, I was running out of battery and just wanted to get some good shots of the various cars.
The Lemons shots were just done at 1/2000, I was running out of battery and just wanted to get some good shots of the various cars.
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