Just wondering if anyone is "covering" this event.

I saw the thread from the 2011 event. lots of pictures in that one.

Hoping someone with more skills than me with my point and shoot was going.

 

Would like to see some pics also

 

Took some pics ands vids ill post soon in event coverage but nothing special by any means. Just for anyone who missed it and wants to check out the event. Not a photog

 

I took a bunch of pics...
I will post later.

 

Pretty sure I saw you there..... but we were walking out the gate (stupid jobs interrupting a good time...) would have stopped and said hey, but we were already 20 minutes late leaving.
It was either you, or someone else in a blue TR shirt.

 

It was me.. I had a camera and backpack.. No one else wore theirs.

 

yeah, it looked like you were hanging up a TR sign on that front gate. We had just left, and looked over our shoulders real quick as we walked away.

as a side note... what do you think about - https://www.tamparacing.com/forums/n...240sx-run.html

 

seen a lot of people caring around tripods to shoot the car show ..... i really don't get why u need a tripod to take a pic of a wheel

i saw a guy setting up a tripod and blocking the walk way to take a pic of a wheel on a RSX .. then another guy setting up a tripod to take a pic of a intake or something in the engine bay... i can understand the people setup with a mono pod to photo the cars racing on the strip

if u cant adjust ur settings to not use a tripod in normal daylight at a car show u need to find a new hobby

 

I didn't get the whole tripod thing either.. Not in that lighting condition.. Maybe for perfect framing, for those who don't have steady hands???

 

^^ I didn't bring my tripod to this event, but I have in the past at similar events. If you're close to your subject, shooting at a very wide aperture [generally below f/2.8], and want to make sure you nail the focus, I would recommend a tripod in any lighting condition. If you or your camera accidentally moves in any direction just half a centimeter before you press the shutter button, your subject will most likely be out of focus.

Posted my pics here: https://www.tamparacing.com/forums/e...on-2013-a.html