Innehållsförteckning för No. 384 från Photography Week

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3 HOURS Many of the best motorsports photos have one thing in common: a real feeling of speed. Fast shutter speeds will freeze moments of action, and high-octane car and bike racing are perfect subjects for this treatment. At 1/3200 sec you can capture a crisp shot of a motorbike zooming round a circuit; however, you’ll also freeze the background and wheels, removing any indication of motion, and for all the viewer can tell, your subject could be parked on the track. To retain that sense of motion you need to shoot at a much slower shutter speed, but the problem here is that this will blur the entire subject. The answer is to sight and track your subject through the viewfinder, match its speed while engaging continuous focus, and…

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Tokina has launched its new atx-m lens line, which it says are high-quality but affordable lenses for mirrorless cameras, with the announcement of a portrait optic for full-frame Sony E-mount cameras, the Tokina atx-m 85mm f/1.8 FE. While the new lens is designed for Sony cameras, Tokina says the atx-m range will eventually include lenses “for multiple mounts and sensor formats”, likely including Canon’s RF and Nikon’s Z mounts, as well as the L-mount used by Leica, Sigma and Panasonic cameras. Tokina is keen to point out that the atx-m 85mm f/1.8 FE is designed to Sony’s specifications, and so like native E-mount lenses will support camera functions such as autofocus – including Sony’s Eye AF – in-body image stabilisation and manual focus assist. The lens features an optical design…

A shoot rarely goes exactly to plan, especially when you’re working with children or animals. While photographing the dog here, our idea was to create a shot with water drops flying out from the dog’s head at all angles. But it proved tricky to get the dog to play ball, and even when we managed to get a usable shot, it didn’t have the scattering of water drops we wanted. However, we did have other frames from the shoot in which the dog didn’t look quite right but the water drops were plentiful, and that meant we were able to piece together the water drops and the dog to create the image we wanted, and we’ll show you how it’s done in this video tutorial. If you have several similar…

EMILY-CLARE NEGUS Illustration graduate Emily has always worked in creative fields, so it was only a matter of time before she took up photography. Starting off with a Canon EOS 600D, Emily began to shoot weddings, but her innate curiosity led her towards experimentation and her current artistic style. She says: “Taking part in this challenge is way out of my comfort zone, as I don’t shoot ‘the finished article’, subjects like models.” DENNY WONG Denny has been a keen photographer for nine years. Having taught himself with the help of YouTube videos, he originally enjoyed shooting landscapes, but after having children he found it a little harder to get out and about with his camera and tripod. He started photographing his family, which in turn led to him taking…

The Underwater Photography Guide has announced the winners of its 8th annual Ocean Art Underwater Photography Competition. The contest aims to both celebrate the beauty and diversity of the underwater realm and its inhabitants, and also raise awareness of the threats to these fragile ecosystems. This year’s overall winner was Greg Laceur, for his beautiful image of a crabeater seal swimming through ice flows in the Antarctic, taken on a dive during a sailboat expedition (despite their name, 95% of a crabeater seal’s diet is actually krill). This year’s contest attracted thousands of entries from 78 countries, with the winners sharing prizes worth $85,000. Click the link to see more winning and commended images at the Underwater Photography Guide website, where you’ll also find tutorials and articles on all things…