- Get a map of the race track and scout a location, get a program this will also tell you where fences are, corner names, overtaking curves, etc
- Attend qualifying rounds, less people more freedom of movement
- As raiders accelerate out of a corner bikes often lift the front wheel making for great shots
- Fences along the trail can be problematic a good suggestion is
- Set Aperture Priority an F8 or 10 on a 600mm lense and move the ISO to get the shutter speed sloe enough to capture movement in tires and disk brakes
- Wait for the bike to arrive at the spot you have selected.
- Try a different spot on the track so shots dont get boring and repetitive
- Try your panning skills
- Go to shutter priority
- 1/125 and 1/250 secs shutter speed
- Equipment
- 600 mm lens
- 70-200 mm lens (in case you are close to the action in the curves)
- 1.4X teleconverter in case is needed
- Monopod could be useful for added stabilization
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