So now it's the workweek, and unfortunately I don't really have the time to set up the track during the week. That doesn't mean that I can't do some picture taking of slot cars.
It was a very nice day today, so I thought I'd use natural light and see how it looked on the 90D. I shot all the cars, and here are some samples:
I've been doing lots of tests in the past few evenings. I'll spare you the gory details of what was achieved, although I must say that I absolutely love the new camera and am so glad I bought it. Not a single regret.
These pictures are something that was very difficult to do on the 500D. It just didn't have the capability to work in low light effectively. This is light from a single source; a window off to the right. I wanted to see if the 90D could handle the low light, and it performed perfectly. In fact, I haven't had a bad time since I got it.
These shots were taken with the 24mm Pancake lens. I'm finding it to be a fantastic general purpose daily shooter. The 10-18mm Ultra Wide angle is more artistic and fun, but it's nice to have options. I think they'll both be good for shooting slot cars.
Okay, the next post will be about actual racing. My daughter's 5th birthday this weekend, so we're going to be running the cars for sure.
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