manual mode how did I do C&C please

[smlblk396]

All were shot in manual except the panning shot that was in TV no PP straight out of the camera

 

[asheeants]

I'm no professional, but to me these seem nicely shot. I really like the second one. The third in my opinion would look better if the car was cropped in a lil tighter to get rid of some of the people and other distractions in the background.

 

[tirediron]

I think you did quite well. My only two thoughts would be (1) If possible, use a larger aperture and longer glass if possible to reduce background definition, and (2) Some cropping to move the main subjects out of centre would make them stronger. In #1, I would suggest cropping most of the left side off to near the car's right-hand fender, and in #3 just an overall tighter crop on the car.

Just my $00.02 worth - your mileage may vary.

~John

 

[8ball]

i think the people int he back of number one are to much a distraction lower f stop or tighter crop on that one just what i think

 

[smlblk396]

Thanks for the input I have not tried to crop any of the pics yet just wanted to know what would be the best way and your info helps #1 f/stop is at 10 will try to use a lower one next time this is the first time out with the new camera with a kit lens. THANKS AGAIN

 

[Greasy]

I personally enjoy seeing some of the pits in the shots, the golf carts and whatnot. I do think that cropping the guy out of the left in shot #1 would help though.

A great shot that many people forget about is the launch. Show those front wheels pulling up a bit.

 

[smlblk396]

I didn't forget them just don't have them uploaded yet they will come thanks for the advice

 

[doziergraphic]

2 is fantastic. 1 should be cropped from the bottom up to just below the tires - so you lose most of the track. 3 doesn't do much for me, maybe better cropping would help. But for using manual, you did a good job with 1 and 3.