Bathurst 1000

[Jeff]

Hi
A few from Bathurst.







Thanks
Jeff

[Kyle]

All very washed out, But i guess youre on an uncalibrated lappy in the media room yeah?

Great action and perfect panning though Jeff!

Well done

[Pehpsi]

Nice action capture in #1 mate, and your panning looks good too

[Jeff]

Good call the images are a bit washed out. I wasn't in the media room so I can't use that as an excuse.
Thanks Pehpsi.
Jeff

[mrbillf]

Hey Jeff, #1 for me. Good panning style as Pehpsi has said. Thanks for sharing.

Bill

[Raskill]

Ahoy!

Good to see some of your images from the weekend.

Good timing in number 1, is that taken at the Hell Corner?

I like the position you have in 2 & 3, the exit to Murrays allows good panning, which incidently, you seem to have no problems with. If you shoot them a bit further out of Murrays with a wide angle, you also get the 'Mount Panorama' signage in the background.

I agree they need a bit more saturation. I tend to find with my settings (dependant on light) that a small reduction in brightness, with about the same increase in contrast helps, followed by a 6 - 10% increase in saturation. This helps give the images a nice magazine quality.

Also, number 3 is cropped a bit tight, with the very back of Ingall rear tail missing. If this is a full sized image, you can always rotate the image 45 degrees, crop heavily to just outside both wheels and make it an 'artsy' shot.

As always, was good to catch up.

[Jeff]

Alan
No1 is taken up on the mountain. No3 is full frame no cropping and is part of a series of about 5 frames. Before I resized it the rear of Ingall's car was there, not sure what happened .

Thanks
Jeff