Few shots from the weekend.
02 October 2006, 07:38 AM
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Few shots from the weekend.
Went out on Saturday afternoon for some shots with a fellow ESC member "MNeame" and came back with these...
02 October 2006, 07:42 AM
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looks more than 60mph sir!! 
good pix tho
good pix tho
don't think we went over about 45 - 50mph.
02 October 2006, 11:09 AM
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Very cool photos, id like to know how the photographer was hanging onto the sides and roofs of the cars. 
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02 October 2006, 01:45 PM
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I nearly bought a camera mount at the weekend from Donnington, but was suprised at the price of a substantial fitting. Can you recomend and makes or places to buy?
02 October 2006, 01:53 PM
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It depends on what you want it for...
outside the car you will need a decent one so you dont lose your camera - remember you'll need a remote trigger too.
Inside the car and you could get away with a £7.99 one from Maplins (suitable for light digi cameras).
I'm going to try the one from Maplins as mine doesnt have a remote trigger, therefore wont be able to take shots from the outside anyway.
outside the car you will need a decent one so you dont lose your camera - remember you'll need a remote trigger too.
Inside the car and you could get away with a £7.99 one from Maplins (suitable for light digi cameras).
I'm going to try the one from Maplins as mine doesnt have a remote trigger, therefore wont be able to take shots from the outside anyway.
02 October 2006, 05:00 PM
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outside the car you will need a decent one so you dont lose your camera - remember you'll need a remote trigger too.
as for the remote trigger, it depends how brave you are and where you mount the camera.
02 October 2006, 07:34 PM
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Thanks for the comments guys much appreciated.
Yep, camera mounted via a suction mount with a Nikon D70 and Sigma 10-20mm lens mounted on top. Don't use a remote trigger, although theres no reason not too, just prefer it without.
Dave
Yep, camera mounted via a suction mount with a Nikon D70 and Sigma 10-20mm lens mounted on top. Don't use a remote trigger, although theres no reason not too, just prefer it without.
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Fantastic pics 
especially the ones taken overlooking the bonnets, as they make you look down the road ahead. The shot might of looked better if you had a challanging road ahead, like Hard knot pass in the Lakes.
especially the ones taken overlooking the bonnets, as they make you look down the road ahead. The shot might of looked better if you had a challanging road ahead, like Hard knot pass in the Lakes.
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