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Or just looking to improve your skills to make the most of your hobby of photographing race cars?
You’re in the right place – motorsportphotographer.com – is your one-stop resource to capture all the high-speed action while trackside. Built by professional motorsport photographer Rhys Vandersyde from InSyde Media with feedback from other industry experts.
Check out our latest tips and tricks:
Motorsport Photography Camera Settings Cheat Sheet
When you are first getting into photography, camera settings can be a bit overwhelming. So it's very easy just to leave your camera in auto mode...
How To Process Photos and Deliver Them Quickly To Clients
In the modern age of instant updates through social media, getting your images out to your customers quickly is arguably more important than how...
Review: Canon RF 100-300mm f2.8L IS USM
As the first "big lens" built by Canon specifically for the mirrorless RF mount, the Canon RF 100-300mm f/2.8L IS USM has a lot of expectations to...
How To Quickly Find The Best Photo Spots At A New Race Track
For motorsport photographers, the opportunity to photograph a new race track is an exciting prospect. It's like starting with a blank canvas, full...
Review: Canon’s Vehicle Subject Tracking AutoFocus Mode
The move to mirrorless has allowed Canon to add a bunch of new features to their camera bodies. One of the most notable areas of improvement,...
How I Got My Start As A Motorsport Photographer
Another one of the questions I get asked fairly frequently by aspiring photographers is: how did I become a professional motorsport photographer? At...
How To Clean Your Camera Gear
Motorsport photography subjects our camera gear to some of the harshest conditions possible - especially off-road and rally photography. The...
Keeping The Creative Spark Alive As A Motorsport Photographer
Has your motorsport photography started to feel stale? Do you keep going back to the same race track over and over again and taking similar photos?...
Capturing The Action: Overcoming Camera Buffering In Motorsport Photography
Have you ever been photographing trackside, and then all of a sudden, something major plays out in front of you, so you hold the shutter button down...
How To Photograph Formula 1
Formula 1 - Not only is it the pinnacle of motorsport, but with the recent resurgence in popularity from the Netflix series Drive To Survive, it...
How To Photograph Motorcycle Racing
Sure, there are a lot of similarities in photographing cars and motorbikes on track. But there are also some nuances you need to keep in mind if you...
How To Photograph Top Fuel Drag Racing
Drag Racing racing is a unique beast to photograph, especially Top Fuel Drag Racing. With often only two cars (or bikes) on the drag strip at a...
How To Master The Art Of Slow Shutter Speed Panning
The number one skill that all motorsport photographers need to master is the art of slow shutter speed panning. While we have a number of...
What Is Negative Space? How Do I Use It To Convey Motion In Motorsport Photography
Negative space is a photography technique that is often overlooked or misunderstood. However, when it's used correctly in motorsport photography, it...
How To Save Money Travelling To Motorsport Events
Travelling to motorsport events all over the country (and even the world) is amazing, but it sure is expensive. The unfortunate nature of travelling...
