A couple more from Sebring

[Steve Stein]

Here's Seth Neiman explaining how he drives into photographers.
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One of the only shots of the Mazdas I have in focus. It's not moving.
http://sastein.zenfolio.com/img/v5/p369556511-4.jpg

David Brabham tribute to his father, Jack.
http://sastein.zenfolio.com/img/v6/p305094811-4.jpg

Coming out of turn 6. Those motorhomes. Damn!
http://sastein.zenfolio.com/img/v8/p161016650-4.jpg

The end
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[John Hegg]

I'm likin' #4. #1 is a good capture too.
How does your new 70-200 f2.8L compare to your old 70-200 f4L. Is it worth the extra $?
John Hegg

[John Thawley]

#4 is exceptional.

[Steve Stein]

John,

Other than the weight, I like it because of the aperture range works better, even with the 1.4 on it. As for IQ, I think the f4 has a bit more contrast where the colors really pop. I actually got it used from a friend who shoots weddings and wanted the IS version. I didn't see the need for IS and he gave me a great deal.

John, thanks for the kind words. I worked real hard on composition more this time than just trying to get pretty car pictures. That, and I was able to get a few more in focus shots with the Mark III than the 30D. It seems now I can borrow the Mark III when I need it, which might be Mid-Ohio. I might start looking for a nice, used MkIIn if one comes available.