Boris Liberman wrote:
> Hi!
> 
>> DIAL UP WARNING: THIS IMAGE IS OVER 600,000 BYTES IN SIZE!
>>
>> http://nutdriver.org/IMGP1464.jpg
>>
>> This is one of my favorite shots from the recent /Petit le Mans/ event
>> at Road Atlanta.  This is the diesel Audi R10 that ended up winning the
>> event.  This photo was taken during practice the Thursday before the
>> main event on Saturday.  In this photo, the Audi has reached "track out"
>> after negotiating turn seven and is accelerating at max throttle down
>> the back "straight" at Road Atlanta.  Alan McNish is at the wheel.  The
>> car is travelling roughly 125 mph and is accelerating as hard as he can.
>>
>> The photo is presented directly from the camera via Raw Shooter
>> Essentials (all defaults).  Full frame.  No "exposure compensation"
>> during the conversion.
>>
>> Technical details:
>> Camera: *ist D
>> Lens: SMC-P F* 300/4.5
>> Shutter Speed: 1/250 sec
>> Aperture: f/8
>> Exposure Mode: Tv (Hyper Program)
>> ISO Rating: 200
>> Metering Mode: Pattern
>> White Balance: Daylight

> Cool car... Well, or is it hot car, really?
> 
> Doug, just to point out: slightly above the pilot's helmet, just on top 
> of his left mirror there is a bright point - looks like a bad pixel.
> 
> I never thought they would make a razing TDI car one day...
> 
> Boris

Hi Boris...

Well, I finally found it! I had to blow the image up so the helmet is 
about 26 cm across on my monitor (almost life-sized) and I finally saw 
what you're looking at, at about 2 o'clock from the helmet.
At that magnification, the white dot is about 1 mm in diameter.
That is TINY!
What amazes me is, the shutter speed was only 1/250 and even the front 
wheel label (?) BREMBO is perfectly readable ~ not blurred!

Good shot!

keith whaley

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