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Originally Posted by SDPhotography
Heres a little quandry I find myself at the moment:
Im attending some Rallys over the winter months and, being britain and winter, we're expecting poor weather; either wet and cold OR overcast, cold & foggy as it has been in Leeds for the past couple of days.
Here lies my problem:
Im not so bothered about the rain aspect, but if it is overcast, grey & or foggy, whats the best way to shoot motorsport in these conditions??
Obviously, when shooting static objects, we can slow the shutter speed down, but when you're trying to catch fast paced action and keep it sharp...whats the best way to go forward???????
Thanks in advance
~S~
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Only way out is to jack up your ISO. I guess you will be using shutter priority in these situations. if you are panning, then i have a feeling that anything in the region of 1/100 to 1/120th of a second would be suffice. I think you will be able to achieve these speeds with a decent lens.
Another option is to position yourself at the slower section of the circuit where the cars are expected to be slow. This will help in freezing action at lower shutter speeds.
regards
tifosi.