no photosession since the swift rally action, i am busy with our project, but i was offered sigma 10-20 for a very good price - but i'd have to add my peleng fisheye lens...cant decide - i dont use the fisheye much anymore and when i do, i defish it anyway, so sigma would be more comfortable...mhhhmmmmmhmmmm
if he is using any of the (semi)auto modes, adjusting the aperture wont really change that, he'd have to go to manual and adjust both - aperture and exposure accordingly. But tbh it wouldnt get much better, because the dynamic range is too big. That's why i prefer rain on rallies - nice soft light without harsh shadows and reflections.
in these last 2 galleries ive been experimenting with different postprocessing methods, because it was nothing that would really matter - I guess i'll stick to my standard method on next rally though - I'd like to keep those "more realistic".
i bought that lens about half year ago as replacement of my kitlens - tbh its not that big difference image quality wise...so basically you get some bigger focal length range and f2.8 at wide end, which is nice...
EDIT: actually when browsing my photos from last rally, i took most of the pics with that lens, so you can check yourself - (take a look at exif and whatever is below 70mm is taken with teh sigma) http://rallyphotos.cz/photos/vyskov09/
Nothing really out-of-ordinary. Out of budget to get proper tripod (and monopod seems nearly useless for me) and i wouldn't trust my old tripod to do that "trick" it would be much easier to take more interesting photos if i got to other locations. czech stages are all the same, tarmac, tarmac tarmac, bushes all around, ugly villages, old houses, crap...
we've been to prague last week, shot 12 000 photos (timelapse), so hopefully we'll put it together into a short movie in next few weeks...
I wish I could be, but I couldn't go this year because of my work. Not enough days off available, so I prefered to go to Poland, which needed just 2 days off (for Finland I need 5-6 days off)