Hi Mark
One tip I picked up from a local motorsports photographer is to use a
monopod
with it's foot anchored in a moonbag around your waist. By bracing the
camera strap
around your neck and the monopod in the moonbag, you end up with a fairly
decent,
stable platform from which to pan with a long fast lens.Hope this helps.
Mark Cooper
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Subject: Advice wanted for motorsports photography
> I may be going to the AMA Superbike races at Mid-Ohio on July 21-22 so I
> thought I'd take the camera gear and try my hand at some mostorsports
photography
> for the first time.
> I'll be using my PZ-1p and I expect the 300/2.8 and teleconverters (1.7x
> and 2x) will be getting a workout but any advice would be most
appreciated:
> Film, technique or anything else that might be important.
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