I am planning on Silverstone in 2005. Can anyone tell me if Luffield A is a good stand? Most importantly, does it give a clear view for photographs? Or, will I be looking through fencing? Thanks.
Silverstone Luffield
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uffen
, Jan 01 2005 19:46
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Posted 02 January 2005 - 15:23
excellent views and you should be over the fencing enjoy
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Posted 03 January 2005 - 20:16
this link give some inpression, well the first one does any way
http://forums.atlasf...&threadid=74854
http://forums.atlasf...&threadid=74854
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uffen
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Posted 04 January 2005 - 22:17
Thanks again. Looks like I'll need the big lens.
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Posted 06 January 2005 - 16:58
Originally posted by uffen
Thanks again. Looks like I'll need the big lens.
Yep. I have been in the Brooklands stand many times, and find that I'm shooting at around 250mm.
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uffen
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Posted 06 January 2005 - 18:30
Thanks. At 250mm how are the cars framed in the picture? Are you getting the whole car in the frame or more than one car? Luffield looks a little farther away than Brooklands.
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Posted 07 January 2005 - 09:09
Uffen the one of Trulli crashing on the link I gave you was of the exit of bridge from Luffiled B it was just there to give you an idea of where you'll be able to see
this one is taken at Luffield turn
the framing may be a little further away, it depends on what you want to get quality wise. and also what type of equipment you'll be taking. PM me and we can discuss it is you like?
this one is taken at Luffield turn
the framing may be a little further away, it depends on what you want to get quality wise. and also what type of equipment you'll be taking. PM me and we can discuss it is you like?
