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More NW200
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A few more from my first outing with the d300 and sigma 100-300f4 all shot handheld and panned.
Thanks for looking and feel free to comment.Seeley Exiting Ballysally during the 500 superstock
Michael Dunlop wins at NW 200 – Honda – Pirate Racing
1st NW250 3 Michael DUNLOP Honda – Pirate Racing – 2nd NW250 5 Christian ELKIN Honda – Barton Bikesport Ltd – 3rd NW250 4 John McGUINNESS Honda – Padgett’s of Batley
Just added this one, tried an hdr on it from 1 raw file.
Super shots, number 1 is a winner for me with the last one coming a close second.
These are certainly the best bike shots I’ve seen on here for a while, congradulations.Well captured.
Dave.
Wow, spectacular shots! great to see Seeley doing well, those are better than any ‘pro’ shots I’ve seen from the day.
Have to agree with all off the above brilliant shots up there with the best on this forum.
What do you think of the D300.Soda
Soda – simple love it, I didnt think it was worth getting the D300 since I have the D200, I was wrong and should have bought it long ago.
Af is fast and locks well, colour once you tweak it to personal taste is great, iso performance well auto iso is set for upto 3200 and im not worried about quality, the lcd is nothing other than amazing, also if you do a youtube search you can have 8fps without buying the grip. VF is big and bright. and 14bit raw is a dream. Fine tunning lens option is great my sigma macro would cut ur iris now.
Think that sums it up. hehe.
Cheers GarethFair play man! Very cool shots! -Not too sure about that Nikon though…. Kidding!!!
Cheers! Ivar ;-)
I have to agree with every one above, the are some of the best photos I have seen in a while.
Keep up the good work.iTom…
Cheers for the comments folks, this years pics from the north west 200 are my best to date, more so now cause i knoe how to setup the af options on my cameras correctly. 1 setting wrong for the last few years, but fixed now.. Ahwell..
superb shots mate!
I had a v9isitor with me on the Saturday, and couldnt get close to the circuit at all really.
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