Recent content by mark_l_photo

Increase the depth of field, that will help getting the whole car sharp.

Did that specifically cover trackside, not all PLI cover it, also cover your equipment for theft as you’ll end up leaving kit unattended in the media room whilst out on track. The cost of cover depends on how much kit you need cover for.

I was at Snetterton last weekend and saw a group of photographers on a Jessops Motorsport photography workshop. Considering these courses cost £149.00 what are the views from people who have been on one.

Try and change location every couple of laps, stops you getting lead feet and just spending all day in one spot. It gives you plenty of variety of shots,some wil work some won't.

I'd take X-Pro1 and 18-55 lens, nice lens for wide panoramic scenes and for closeup work. If you need to get closer move your feet. It's also a small discreet camera for candid shots.

Glad to report British F3 driver Ameya Vaidyanathan was ok after this crash at Cascades, Oulton Park after clipping wheels with another car.

Apologies for the watermark but I don't appreciate people stealing images.

Hi, I am looking at buying some Cactus Wireless Flash Transceivers v6 and was wondering if anyone has any experience of them, eg build quality, reliability etc. Any advice much appreciated Thanks

The minimum age would be 18, It is because of liability issues.

AshD, What work in photoshop do you do?

Maybe Matt will be at Oulton on Monday so you could ask him for advice.

Patience is virtue, just stand back and wait for them to move on. Why not use other visitors as part of the photo or if the museum allow it, use a tripod and blur the visitors out with a long exposure.

Was this a race day?, as none of the shots show a 'suggestion' of a race.