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360CS :love:
Thanks for the pictures! |
nice pics teh 360 cs is just beautiful :D
i think you take pics very well have you got more pics of bmw m3 csl :) tx for pics |
F360 Cs is fantastic 8) 8) thanx for the pics
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I've got the feelings, that this 360 CS is exactly the same as Dingo drove :wink:
:arrow: http://www.motorworld.net/forum/show...=29844&start=0 nice pics btw!!!!! |
Thanks for the pics! And definitely the CS must be dingo's!
Too bad you didn't get the full car in this shot: http://img468.imageshack.us/img468/1269/dsc37330ny.jpg it would have been a nice candidate for next month's contest :!: |
Seems like you loved the 360CS :D Thanks for the pics.
As for the advice of the track action shots, it's just a matter of trying a lot and finding the best settings for you. But here are the basics for taking panning shots: you should put the camera in shutter mode. In this mode you can set the shutter speed to a fixed amount. The shutter speed you choose depends on the circumstances (the speeds the cars are passing by, the steadiness of you hands, etc.). To start with set it to 1/200 or so. If the results are too blurry, you should try faster shutter speeds, if there isn't enough feeling of speed in the pics, you should try slower shutter speeds. What you have to do is to pre focus the camera on the spot where the cars will pass (if your camera/lens can focus continuously it's not needed). You follow the car with your camera and when you think the time is right, press the shutter button. After some trial and error you'll end up with pics like this: http://users.skynet.be/fa344132/foto...o/DSC_8011.jpg |
^^^ Ooohh.... a shame, as TT says.... but still an A1 photograph. 8)
A nice set of pics too... the CSL is riding on stock-M3 rims though.... a set for the track, perhaps? :? Love the CS photos... that car is already a classic IMO |
Thanks for the comments guys, it was a pleasure to take those pics, the car is just pure sex.
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Also thank you very much for that advice Wutputt. I will sit on the side of the road and try your method. :D Quote:
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As you guys have worked out the CS is the one I drove (and rode in) - its nice to see it again in pictures. :D
Some nice pics sikx5, just wish the CSL had its original wheels on - looks alot better. :D |
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The Brembo must make your eyes hurt under braking.... a serious specced up car 8) |
great pics dude, I love the CS!!! And these cars arent normal for all of us, more or less just TT :wink:
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Shane buddy, wish i could have come. Too busy trying not to fail my exam. Next time muhuhhahaha.
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Hey guys, I was out at the track day with the owner of the CS (he had his GT3 there as well) I took this very poor video on my phone of him coming on to the main straight. Since we were out in Alice he has taken the cats off so now it sounds like an F1 car. Dingo can tell you the sound was amazing before now it is incredible.
http://media.putfile.com/CS-Driveby I went out as pax in the GT3 for a session and whilst trying to break his lap record, he spun and blow the manifold off which ended up in the loss of the brake boosters so the GT3 got retired a bit early but the CS went strong all day. Also running around the track was the 1988 Lemans winning Porsche 962 and a lola of about the same vintage. They were unreal just cornering so flat and fast. Also for the Aussies there was the red 7 litre Monaro that raced at Bathurst a couple of years ago. It looked unreal on the track. All three of these cars were owned by the same guys so it was good to see them getting a workout. |
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