On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 03:06:40 -0500 (EST), you wrote:

>
>You're absolutely right, frank - that's my main objection to the shot, too.
>
>I was set up there to get shots of cars coming round the turn.  Normally
>cars are running at around 100+mph through that turn, so  I was set up for
>that.  Then suddenly I saw Tracy & Bourdais nose-to-tail coming out of
>the pits at maybe half that speed 

Just curious - what shutter speed catches just the right amount of
motion blur when the subject is traveling 100 mph?  Does anyone have a
spreadsheet for this? Seems like useful knowledge for motorsports
photogs.   

In baseball photography, I would settle on 1/125 capture a hint of
running and throwing motion, while 1/250 would freeze all but the end
of the bat and the ball coming off the bat.

--
John Mustarde
www.photolin.com

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