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Old 04-03-2013, 19:11   #1
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F1 Testing Barcelona

Managed to blag a trip to pre season testing in Barcelona as a guest of the Marussia team with some great access. Shame it was so bloody cold but you can't have it all! First time panning with my new EOS5 so let me know what you think -


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8G6A1974 copy2 by neilthomas2, on Flickr

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Old 04-03-2013, 19:15 Thread Starter   #2
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Old 04-03-2013, 20:17   #3
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Nice work, #6 is your money maker great sense of speed (even in the pit )
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Old 04-03-2013, 20:18   #4
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Lovely pics! I'd be seriously chuffed to have the same opportunity.

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Old 04-03-2013, 21:21   #5
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I like Number 9, beautiful.

On the first three (and others) one end of the car is blurred : what's the cause of that?
Not a fault, I'm just interested.

We've had lovely weather here ... almost warm.
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Old 04-03-2013, 21:33   #6
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Old 04-03-2013, 21:34 Thread Starter   #7
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Nice work, #6 is your money maker great sense of speed (even in the pit )
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Lovely pics! I'd be seriously chuffed to have the same opportunity.

Thanks Julian, I am lucky enough to be going back for the race in May
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Old 04-03-2013, 21:37 Thread Starter   #10
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I like Number 9, beautiful.

On the first three (and others) one end of the car is blurred : what's the cause of that?
Not a fault, I'm just interested.

We've had lovely weather here ... almost warm.

Not sure why they are blurred at one end but all my shots were. I am sure someone on here will answer that one?
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Just been through some more of your photos on flickr, some really nice images there. A couple of things though - on quite a few I notice at full size there is some funny noise going on (very minor - just wondering if you've sharpened these up) I know the 5D 3 is pretty good with standard noise at these ISOs...also noticed you've stopped down your lens quite a bit and upped the ISO - in my experience its better to do the reverse especially on slow pans - just wondering why? (DOF?) not a criticism just interested


Also the blur difference is down to paralax shift I believe - someone will correct me if not - the car coming towards you at slow shutter speed means the front is moving at a different rate than the middle (focal point) in relation to the camera as it approaches you.

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Old 04-03-2013, 21:49 Thread Starter   #12
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Just been through some more of your photos on flickr, some really nice images there. A couple of things though - on quite a few I notice at full size there is some funny noise going on (very minor - just wondering if you've sharpened these up) I know the 5D 3 is pretty good with standard noise at these ISOs...also noticed you've stopped down your lens quite a bit and upped the ISO - in my experience its better to do the reverse especially on slow pans - just wondering why? (DOF?) not a criticism just interested

I was just playing with different settings to see what worked best. Guess I should have done some homework before I went.

Also the blur difference is down to paralax shift I believe - someone will correct me if not - the car coming towards you at slow shutter speed means the front is moving at a different rate than the middle (focal point) in relation to the camera as it approaches you.
Thanks that makes sense
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I was just playing with different settings to see what worked best. Guess I should have done some homework before I went.
Not at all, I think some are really successful... I was under the impression that the f4 lens you were using is pretty good wide open - so id suggest opening up the aperture a bit and dropping the iso to get the images nice and smooth. The depth of field might suffer a bit but I think pans like this benefit from a bit of blur as long as you can keep focus on the driver. more art than magazine more interesting!!!
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Not at all, I think some are really successful... I was under the impression that the f4 lens you were using is pretty good wide open - so id suggest opening up the aperture a bit and dropping the iso to get the images nice and smooth. The depth of field might suffer a bit but I think pans like this benefit from a bit of blur as long as you can keep focus on the driver. more art than magazine more interesting!!!
Going back for the race in May so will give it another go then. Cheers for the feedback
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Nice Catalunya should be a touch warmer than Silverstone - i'm heading there for the 6th time in succession hopefully no drowning this year. Take any of my advice with a pinch of salt i'm definitely not an authority on this just opinionated
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Old 04-03-2013, 22:44   #16
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Not sure why they are blurred at one end but all my shots were. I am sure someone on here will answer that one?
It's something to do with the front and back of the car not being equal distance away from the lens at both ends and therefore the sensor sees the front and back of the car moving at different speeds, enough so to cause slight blur.

Hard to explain with getting mathsy or drawing a diagram.
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Old 05-03-2013, 14:34   #17
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I like these. #2,#3 & #8 are my favourites although #3 might benefit from not being quite so central in the frame. Great opportunity, bet you can't wait to go back.
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Old 05-03-2013, 16:28   #18
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Very nice puts mine to shame

Can beat the pre season testing at Barcelona. 2 year now for me love it.

apart from the monopod issue at customs cant wait to go back next year.
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Great set Neil, no6 of Lewis is my favourite
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Great stuff! Love those.

Out of interest, what shutter speed are you using on number 4? I'm starting to see a lot of these and I think I'll be having an experiment!
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Old 06-03-2013, 07:12 Thread Starter   #22
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Cheers Andrew

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Settings as below -
Exposure 0.05 sec (1/20)
Aperture f/9.0
Focal Length 70 mm
ISO Speed 100


Have to say it was more luck than judgement

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Great stuff! Love those.

Out of interest, what shutter speed are you using on number 4? I'm starting to see a lot of these and I think I'll be having an experiment!
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Great set Neil, no6 of Lewis is my favourite
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Cheers! They've come out very nicely, so I imagine there's a fair bit of ability involved as well.
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Old 08-03-2013, 19:09 Thread Starter   #25
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Heres a few more for you -

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Old 08-03-2013, 20:10   #26
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Great set. All very good images.
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Great set of images.... I'm really drawn to No.5
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Great set of images the colours are really vibrant. What have you used to edit them with and what effects. Can't wait for the new season to start!
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Lovely Set of images!!
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