several question to be answered:
Kev,
Motordrives capture a lot more images and improve the chance of capturing the picture you want, but it eats up the film! Thats if your using film!! Many people know are using didital. I still like film and a handful of photos!! When trackside I pick out the spot whereI know the car is going to pass, pre-focus on the point, as car approaches pan with it, and then as it come into focus click! 'one shot'
As it was I spent 50 quid on getting films developed!
I got carried away I think, and thats without motordrive!
Knickerbrook at Oulton seems to be a favorite spot, has its own entrance and I believe trackside parking!! See the BTCC forums!!
Kryten,
I tend to use 2 speeds of film, 200 asa and 400 asa,
British weather as it is, it's usually 400, its copes better with poor light. I tend to use Kodak film stock, I get it from work! The choice of others at the track seems mainly to be Fuji! I have used Fuji and it is good!!
HTH
Kelvin
