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<blockquote data-quote="baza30" data-source="post: 67242" data-attributes="member: 10199"><p><img src="http://i1220.photobucket.com/albums/dd455/baza30/japfest%202%20doninton2012/jap36.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p>Sorry it was an ssumption made on my part that drifting was becoming more well known. Drifting is in the basic sense, using a rear wheel drive car and sliding it round a pre designed course or section of a circuit. hopefully the picture above taken with the fuji on macro will provide a more visual aid to those who are still unsure. Or you can youtube bdc 2011 2012 and see related video's.</p><p>Thanks for the advice. i had tried the tripod once and didnt really get along with it too well maybe using it as a momo pod would be a good idea to try. A you can imagine panning does take it out of your lower back after 4 or so hours.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="baza30, post: 67242, member: 10199"] [IMG]http://i1220.photobucket.com/albums/dd455/baza30/japfest%202%20doninton2012/jap36.jpg[/IMG] Sorry it was an ssumption made on my part that drifting was becoming more well known. Drifting is in the basic sense, using a rear wheel drive car and sliding it round a pre designed course or section of a circuit. hopefully the picture above taken with the fuji on macro will provide a more visual aid to those who are still unsure. Or you can youtube bdc 2011 2012 and see related video's. Thanks for the advice. i had tried the tripod once and didnt really get along with it too well maybe using it as a momo pod would be a good idea to try. A you can imagine panning does take it out of your lower back after 4 or so hours. [/QUOTE]
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