Looking through the catalog and found this gem from the Danish Touring car c
Looking through the catalog and found this gem from the Danish Touring car championship 2018
Looking through the catalog and found this gem from the Danish Touring car championship 2018
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Location
I took this image on raceway Djursland (Ring Djursland) in Denmark during the DTC - Danish Thundersport Championship.Time
Think it is taken before midday, but it is not really important for an image like this.Lighting
All-natural light was lucky it was an overcast and rainy day.Equipment
This is shot on a Canon EOS 7D MK II with an EF 70-200 f/2.8 L, the very first version of this lens without any stabilizastion.Inspiration
Motorsport obviously, I was on the racetrack all weekend to photograph Road Racing and in between the DTC was held thought why not :-)Editing
Some post processing was done especially cropping, to be honest I have had this image lying on my hard drive for a couple of years now, I just knew it contained a good image and I couldnt get myself to delete it. I finally realized after many attempts that this image needed a lot of cropping to bring out something and when Adobe released the super-resolution enhance feature I was finally able get an image big enough to crop in on the car and still have an image worth sharing, remember that I shot it on a 70-200 mm lens :-)In my camera bag
On the racetracks, I have the 7D MKII, an EOS 90D the 70-200 and a wide angle, today I also bring a 150-600mm.Feedback
Just keep a fast shutter speed and look for interesting lines o the racetracks. Obviously, don't delete images until you are absolutely sure they can't be used, who knows what the future will bring of image enhancement tools.
