NJsurfpix

If a part of the image is blown out due to glare you can not do much to recover it in post.  I primarily shoot surfing and I will use a circular polarizer to control the glare off of the water.  ...

I've got a friend who is a successful professional photographer.  He switched from Canon to the Sony A9 with Sony's high end glass and his action shots are stunning.   He told me he's done with ...

Marketability.

With the things Sony has been coming out with on the Mirrorless side of things I can't help but think we may never see a 7D III.

Whatever you do make sure the graduate is in focus.  Nobody is going to be upset if the presenter isn't tack sharp but they will if the graduate isn't.

While you may be able to get within 40 yards of the track you will find that you need the reach to get the best shots.  Unless you get inside the ropes you're not going to get close enough to the ...

Yes you want IS and I would suggest the 100-400 for shooting around the track even on an APSc camera. This is the 100-400 on a 7D at 1/160th F14 ISO100.  Picture is still cropped in a bit.  The 400 ...

How do you deal with your photos ending up being used without permission by businesses on Instagram.  I've had it happen a few times now the latest being a manufacturer of surfing equipment using ...

A couple more from the past couple of days.

Some shots I took yesterday at the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse.

I think a lot of it too depends on how far away you are shooting from and the speed that you have to pan to get the shot.  I try to find spots around the track where I can shoot in more than one ...

I try to go as low as I can. A monopod and a good lens make a big difference. The shots I've liked the most were under 1/100th.  If you can get down to 1/20th and keep the car in focus it looks ...

To me shooting jpeg defeats the purpose of having a quality camera.  That person might as well just use a point and shoot.  If you're using a DSLR or even one of the better point & shoots that ...

By the way, to view those two sequences I posted in motion you have to click the "Original Size" button to the lower left of the photo.

Surfing is primarily what I shoot.  I wouldn't call it spray and pray by any means but pretty much everything I shoot is a high speed burst.  Could be 4 frames could be 25.  Given the dynamics of ...

I get to shoot a the local track once and a while.  Here are a few recent shots.

I only shoot Raw.  Honestly I don't see the point of the extra .jpg taking up more space on the card and on my computer.  The results you get when you edit a raw file vs a .jpeg are so much better ...

Surfing is primarily what I shoot.  Here are a few recent shots I had handy.

I'm referring to a device what goes into your CF slot and has a slot for an SD card in it.  Amazon has them for about $15.00

Has anyone tried one of the CF to SD converters that are available?