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Originally Posted by missy this weekend will be my first drift events with the new dslr...
still getting used to the setting.... the only problem i find on the lower shutter speeds is capturing the shot i want... my boys have recently been brought one of those huge trampoleens (sp?). it's got an 8ft diameter... and to catch them whilst bouncing in the air, without being blurred, i set the TV to 1/4000...
but i shall find out at the weekend what setting is best... |
missy, practice,practice,practice, thats the only way, you could have the best kit money could buy but if your tecnique is iffy so will your results, now youve got the dslr you will be able to see the mistakes straight away and adjust acordingly,rather than getting a roll developed and being dissapointed and tying to remember what you did. i garentee by the end of the weekend and a few hunrdred shots you will have some great pictures, if you find yourself stuck on anything give me a shout i'll be glad to help out
i was in a photographic rut before i got the d100, after birmingham wheels last year the first time i used it i was as happy as a dog with two cocks with the results, got rid of all my gemlins, saying that a new bunch have just moved in now but i'll get rid of those with more experence and practice.