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What? Don't get what you mean here.

Ok, splitting hairs....between 1 and 2 feet. You don't have to hold it to use it do you.

A few inches?! Are you that blind?! When I borrow my Mums, I hold it around 2-3 feet away. An iphone you hold much closer, to the retina display is more 'relevant'.

I was going to say that photo looks a bit soft. I've given up with flickr.

1*2 if you want the most fun, especially on track. 200 to live with everyday.

Oh and something else. Running harnesses with the Recaros is a really bad idea, so is not having a cage too.

Fair enough, but it wasn't as if I was rude or anything. Just saying I don't think it looks that good.

Nice shot Scott! Shame about the dark bit on the right. By the way, do you work out where Polaris is first, then frame the shot around that? As, correct me if I'm wrong, the stars rotate about Polaris?

lol ok ;) That's why I made mine in 1m sections. I even fit the thing in my VX lol!

Ahhhh another dreaded fake rig shot! Make it stop!!!!

I'm not sure if it's the bright blue interior parts or not, but that's not doing anything for me personally.

A proper wide-angle lens might be a good shout, instead of a fisheye lens. Apart from that, the 18-105mm is a decent range, so you've got that covered.

£400 for VX insurance! You must be a right old man with lots of no claims! ;) Wish mine was that cheap :(

The blown sun doesn't bother me too much actually. Were you using any grad filters?

Nice shot Pint. Should be great night tonight as well. Took this when walking the dog yesterday.

I think I know the one you mean riz, if you're heading for the M5 junction, is it just on the left in a big open field?

One of the reason Lee filters are more $$$ is because they have very little colour cast. I notice more when I use my cheaper Hitech filters. I don't normally, but as it was so sunny, I had to use my Hoya screw in filter, then screw my Lee holder into that (and use the 10 stop as well). lol...

Some setup shots

Equipment spec you say.....ok. Nikon D3 24-70mm f/2.8 or 16-35mm f/4 Lee Big Stopper Lee 0.6 GND Hard Hitech 0.9 GND Hard Hoya ND8 (for another 3 stops) So 13 stops of ND filter, and one of those GND filters for the sky. Total exposure times varied from 60-200 seconds.

Thanks riz, re: the grass Q.......errr......a good farmer? I dunno, that's what the grass looked like ;)