Granite Rally In Pictures
23 April 2003, 08:04 PM
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Got the photos processed now 
I've gotta say, the results really are crap. I don't know why I even bothered to be honest, I should have thrown the camera down the valley, the results would probably have been better
To hell with it though. Here's a small selection of my crappy efforts
Towards the end of SS1
Some escort.
I've gotta say, the results really are crap. I don't know why I even bothered to be honest, I should have thrown the camera down the valley, the results would probably have been better
To hell with it though. Here's a small selection of my crappy efforts
Towards the end of SS1
Some escort.
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23 April 2003, 08:14 PM
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Ahhh, dust & stones & a car in there somewhere. One of the better ones?
That's about it. It was an ok day. But once again, the results of my photography are poor.
Gimme a bit more time to practice though 
That's about it. It was an ok day. But once again, the results of my photography are poor.
Gimme a bit more time to practice though
23 April 2003, 09:04 PM
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They're not too bad Crush, some interesting camera angles there taking pictures at a rally is a nightmare, I'm never happy with mine either - at least at a track day you have a few chances with each car.
IIRC the white scoob is Raymond Munros, I seem to remember trying to get it back up a rather large embankment at last years Snowman.
taking pictures at a rally is a nightmare, I'm never happy with mine either - at least at a track day you have a few chances with each car.IIRC the white scoob is Raymond Munros, I seem to remember trying to get it back up a rather large embankment at last years Snowman.
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They're not that bad matey, give yourself a break!
Are these with the new camera? Are you liking it?
Try cropping the pics a bit, that white mkII for example, the thing in the corner will cut off no worries then just square the sides up a bit...it'll make a hell of a difference I promise, I was ready for chucking some of mine away till mi dad cut em down a bit!
Keep practising
Are these with the new camera? Are you liking it?
Try cropping the pics a bit, that white mkII for example, the thing in the corner will cut off no worries then just square the sides up a bit...it'll make a hell of a difference I promise, I was ready for chucking some of mine away till mi dad cut em down a bit!
Keep practising
23 April 2003, 09:07 PM
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Cheers
The thing is, the idea behind each shot is good, but the focusing & quality is well, crap! But I did have to sacrafice a fair bit of quality to get them to a decent size
The thing is, the idea behind each shot is good, but the focusing & quality is well, crap!
But I did have to sacrafice a fair bit of quality to get them to a decent size
23 April 2003, 09:10 PM
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Bob Aye, that was with the new camera (the nikon) You should have came to give me some tips
I tried a few films too just to experiment a tad
Those are the better ones, some of the others are laughable
Aye, that was with the new camera (the nikon) You should have came to give me some tips I tried a few films too just to experiment a tad
Those are the better ones, some of the others are laughable
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