Lambo Life

[Frissen]

let's get to it!

[tukaniray]

mmm ... Lambos, nuff said. :)

Aside from the great car, I think the exposure on the shots look good. But none of them really catch my attention, #5 comes close ... but not really grabbing me.

And the last shot ... seems the green is fading away.

-Ray-

[Frissen]

i know these are not the best, light changing conditions, only one body and being rushed didn't made things as easy to come with a tremendous shot...

basically I was given 2 laps to have my head sticking out of a moving vehicle, so first lap I did it with my 70-200 2.8 w CPL, second lap with my 15-85 and UV and wasn't able to add my CPL on a moving vehicle, I tried various speeds from 1/60 to 1/250 but i also had to deal with changing lighting conditions :/

[dmarty78]

When working with rollers remember to match the speed with the shutter speed. Example 60mph = 1/60th of a second. Hope that helps!

[mercphoto]

Originally Posted by Frissen

i know these are not the best, light changing conditions, only one body and being rushed didn't made things as easy to come with a tremendous shot...

basically I was given 2 laps to have my head sticking out of a moving vehicle, so first lap I did it with my 70-200 2.8 w CPL, second lap with my 15-85 and UV and wasn't able to add my CPL on a moving vehicle, I tried various speeds from 1/60 to 1/250 but i also had to deal with changing lighting conditions :/

All you need to know about rollers:
This is how we*roll - Journal - Motorsports Photography by Motorsports Photographer, John Thawley :: American Le Mans, Grand Am,

I've grown to really like rolling shots myself and despise the rig anymore. Way too much post-production work with the rigs.