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Gareth_R

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BSB practice at Oulton Park today

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very nice gareth(y)
im off there tommorrow for the day to try out some panning shots and try and get something like yours
any tips would be gratefully recived :thinking: also if your about again and fancy meeting up there will be a couple of tp members there....:shrug:
 
monkeydave said:
very nice gareth(y)
im off there tommorrow for the day to try out some panning shots and try and get something like yours
any tips would be gratefully recived :thinking: also if your about again and fancy meeting up there will be a couple of tp members there....:shrug:
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Hmmm tips.
Well I find that the best place for photography is the Knickerbrook area.
Best focal length would be 150 to 300 mm. Some of the shots which I took at 1/620 sec froze the wheels too much, so don't go any faster than 1/500th. I tried panning with a monopod but I found it much easier just handheld.

I won't be able to go again tomprrow but I do intend going for the next superbike round in July. There were a lot of people there today using some very expensive glass.



Have fun. Gareth.

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cheers for that mate ill hopefully post some shots later
 
Richard T said:
like it, shame the exhaust was on the other side of the bike.
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Funny you should say that, his team mate Chris Walker does have his exhaust on the other side of his bike.

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Just found one showing the pipe as well as the flame....

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yikes that last one is superb!

I though the bikes had to be like they are on the road????

stalker has an un-mistakable riding style
 
nice shots :)
 
Richard T said:
I though the bikes had to be like they are on the road????
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Errr kinda, well, the frame and the engine head has to be the same...

After that its about a quarter of a million quid's worth of replacement parts :eek:
 
i like em, but i cant help thinking a bit more space on the left of the first one would have been a little better, its a bit tight in the frame
 
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