Tunerzine.com Moroso NHRA coverage
Here is coverage of the NHRA event at Moroso this weekend that I shot.
http://www.tunerzine.com/coverage/20...0820/main.html
http://www.tunerzine.com/coverage/20...0820/main.html
can't wait till I get home for the contest section 
Pics aren't bad...my only comments would be to get lower when shooting the cars and use a wide angle for the drag stuff. There's a ton of the 1/4 shot (front fender type deal) and not enough side on stuff. You still get the concept of motion and it's a hell of a lot easier to get more of the car in focus when you're shooting the side of it than from the 1/4 you've nailed. I've got some examples and settings I've used at home...PM me if you'd like.

Pics aren't bad...my only comments would be to get lower when shooting the cars and use a wide angle for the drag stuff. There's a ton of the 1/4 shot (front fender type deal) and not enough side on stuff. You still get the concept of motion and it's a hell of a lot easier to get more of the car in focus when you're shooting the side of it than from the 1/4 you've nailed. I've got some examples and settings I've used at home...PM me if you'd like.
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Originally Posted by greg@jspec
Yea know but i wanted more close up shots this time didnt like using my 18-70 last time i was shooting with my 80-200 so yea a lil hard when they are going 170mph a ft from ya.
Is that a sentence?
Anyway - why would you use anything more than a 18-70mm for a car show?
That old black 5 series is HAWWWTT
They aren't going 170mph that far from the stagging area.....you'd have to be past the 1/8th mile marker for most all of the NDRA/NHRA sport compact cars.
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