4 Wheel Jamboree

[DRoberts]

Photos I took this weekend working the 4 wheel drive show

 

[Shibby!]

I'd like to see less of a crop. I'm wondering what they are doing, or how they ended up there.

What happened to the one with all the sparks underneith?

 

[DRoberts]

What happened to the one with all the sparks underneith?

That is his brakes sparking like that. Also added more with alittle less crop

 

[KOrmechea]

They're all kind of noisy.

Your EXIF says you were shooting at an ISO of 1600 and a shutter speed of 1/4000s.

Based on that info, I think you could have easily lowered the ISO (which equals less noise) and still have been able to achieve a decent shutter speed for freezing the action.

Just a thought for next time... unless you wanted them noisy.

 

[DRoberts]

They're all kind of noisy.

Your EXIF says you were shooting at an ISO of 1600 and a shutter speed of 1/4000s.

Based on that info, I think you could have easily lowered the ISO (which equals less noise) and still have been able to achieve a decent shutter speed for freezing the action.

Just a thought for next time... unless you wanted them noisy.

Thanks for the tip. I am fairly new to all this so all help is appreciated. Between the dust and clouds changing the lighting every 5 seconds was killin me, so I just settled on the 1600 iso and the 1/4000 cause it was giving me the best shots on average. I will try lowering the iso next time though and see where that gets me. Thanks.