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If you specifically want to take day time shots, then even three stops won't be enough. You might want to look into 10 stop filters, there are a few brands out there. Just do a bit of research, make sure you know the filter is going to be right for you.

Cool, I'll give you a bell soon. What are you triggering them with out of curiosity?

A bit of advice, if you get a set of slot-in filters (ie. the rectangular ones, not the screw in ones) you can SOMETIMES, depending on the size of the filter, use a graduated ND filter as a normal ND filter. If the filter is large enough, you can slide the GND filter down so that all of the...

^ Nice results. I take it you are using hard edge grad filters?

Really nice idea for the last shot! I would be tempted to flip it vertically, so the flag is the correct way round, unless anything in the photo I havent seen would give that away.

I would be weary of cheap filters. At the end of the day, all the light has to pass through that filter, so if it's a bit dodgy, your photos will look naff. Carefully decide which filter would be best, and spend a bit extra on it I would advise. x8 are a good filter density. My first ND was x8...

Damn you! I am looking at those at the minute. I dont think my cheapo Walimex lights will last much longer :( Let us know how they perform :)

Get a different car. End.

lol it is! You can't see anything through the viewfinder when using it.

Just bought a new filter that allows silly low shutter speeds, had a play this evening :) More pics here: http://www.danfreemanphotography.com/blog/?p=678

Awesome, cheers for the pics mate :)

These are my old 182 wheels, pretty sure they were similar to ford graphite grey:

Great trip. Good fun aint it!! Was pretty sad when ours came to an end. We WILL do another one next year, can't wait :)

When's the first track outing? (if you havent done so already)

lol looking good! Videos too? ;)

lol Mark! Even I had to wonder what that pic was for a second!

If you use photoshop, use 'Save for web...' Fiddle about with the quality settings until you are happy with the file size etc. Also, experiment with unsharp mask, for getting nice sharp, high quality images for web display.

Just find out how big the RAW shots are, they'll usually be about the same. For info:

I would recommend you always shoot in RAW, then after post processing save them to a resized JPEG. All depends on where the photos will be displayed.

I wouldn't say there's anything wrong with the exposure in that shot. The main criticism I would have is the sharpness. Do you use a tripod at all? If not, I would thoroughly recommend one. And what aperture do you usually shoot at? As above, if you shoot in RAW, you will have greater...

Thats Jay 'taking it easy' on my car ;)

Awesome! I want to go back :(

Awesome lens aint it! Still trying to sell mine lol :( Look forward to the pics :)

No worries mate, good to see you again :)

ASTs are simply awesome. Nuff said. A lot of people on here don't rate them much, but I'm sure they weren't set up properly. Maybe a cage in the future, not too sure yet. Time will tell ;) RSport Wimbledon. Pretty easy to fit, although in my honesty, I didnt fit it :o...

AutoGlym bumper care has always done wonders for me, havent used anything so cant comment on alternatives. Give the plastics a good clean as you would normally, then once dry, use AG Bumper Care as per the instructions on the back.

I know how you feel at Silverstone. Could you not get into the stands overlooking the track and use a longer lens? Or do you have to stay where you are? A brilliant effort though. What body did you use? At 100ISO, you werent using a D3 ;)

How much would it have cost new? and how old is it exactly?

I've only done one day on normal road tyres, so I can't really give my experiences on track as such. When my 888s wear out, I will probably get some road/track tyres so I will be able to compare properly.

Any site where you can buy domains/hosting will have a domain checker. Can't really answer that as I know very little. I've just switched to evohosting.co.uk. Pleased with them so far, but I guess it depends what sort of hosting you want ie. whether you want mySQL packages etc