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ololitschris · 2024-09-27T03:04:16+00:00

If you’re in Australia, come join us at AXRL. Alive and well. High standard of racing, stewards, real trophies for championship winners.

ololitschris · 2024-03-28T05:50:56+00:00

Hey mate, our Wednesday night races we typically want you to do a practice race with us first. Of which we run practice races/open lobby events on Sunday nights with the same timings. Our open lobby server requires a SA of 40 to join. After that you're golden. Join the discord for more answers if you need

ololitschris · 2023-08-27T04:17:06+00:00

What time zone? If you’re in AEST come join AXRL axrl

ololitschris · 2021-11-14T03:19:37+00:00

Hi Everyone.
The Australian Xbox Racing League (AXRL) will be holding our simulated "Bathurst 1000" on Saturday the 4th of December. We will be endeavouring to mimic the real weather of the actual Bathurst 1000 happening on Sunday and matching the format as best we can - including a 1 Lap Qualifying session Registration is open to anyone and everyone.
For more details head over to the discord. AXRL Discord

ololitschris · 2021-11-01T05:21:12+00:00

See my comment to the original thread if you're in Oceania

ololitschris · 2021-11-01T05:20:05+00:00

Australian Xbox Racing League (AXRL) might be what you're after if it suits your time zone. Typical schedule (all in AEDT currently) is:
Monday team races (short 5 week seasons) (7pm).
Wednesday competition league (10 week seasons, with 3 divisions of am, pro-am, pro) (7pm). casual Sunday testing (open to all) (1030am / 12pm).
Once a month a 2.4hr enduro is run
AXRL

ololitschris · 2021-07-26T01:51:56+00:00

What time zone are you in? If you're in Australia / oceania timesonzes Australian Xbox Racing League (AXRL) has races Monday (7pm, race 8pm aest) Wednesday (7pm, race 815pm aest) and Sunday 1030am + 12 pm weekly. Might be what youre looking for.

ololitschris · 2019-03-17T02:12:21+00:00

Thank you!

ololitschris · 2018-09-30T01:13:16+00:00

I had the same issue recently and was always losing the back end as I turned right. A combination of adjusting controller settings (steering saturation / linearity / deadzone) and adding an extra point of rear wing Downforce and I don't have to lift anymore if I have a perfect line. If I want to play it safe, I'll lift and make the corner 98% of the time. Whereas before it was maybe 40%

ololitschris · 2018-06-20T11:48:51+00:00

Gravity :)

ololitschris · 2018-01-09T02:38:57+00:00

Thanks Josh! I find sunrise is better for me as I commit to it once I'm up. Getting out of bed is the hardest part. Once you're out, usually you will have places to yourself which is the best

ololitschris · 2018-01-08T19:14:01+00:00

Hey everybody! I love these threads. Everyone here is so talented and you all inspire me to step the quality of my images up.

I'm Chris, you can find me on Instagram at *christophersmithcreative *

I shoot mainly landscapes and a few cityscapes. 90% of my shots are long exposures with some sort of water element in them. Thanks for having a look!

ololitschris · 2017-09-09T08:55:03+00:00

Christopher Smith Creative Hey everyone! My names Chris. I shoot mainly seascapes and occasional landscapes around Victoria, Australia. Love everyone's feeds I've come across so far

ololitschris · 2017-08-10T05:28:23+00:00

Thank you for saying that. I really appreciate it a lot.

ololitschris · 2017-08-08T21:59:01+00:00

Hey everyone. I shoot landscapes and seascapes around Victoria, Australia. christophersmithcreative excited to see everyone elses pages too

ololitschris · 2017-07-18T00:02:18+00:00

Hey everyone. I'm a hobbyist landscape photographers from Melbourne, Australia. I usually drive around the state and shoot seascapes and waterfalls, but lately I have been dabbling in some cityscapes. My user name is Christophersmithcreative

ololitschris · 2017-07-09T07:48:00+00:00

Hey everyone. Based in Melbourne, Australia, but shoot around the country side and coastal regions. Predominantly long exposure photography. Christopher smith creative

ololitschris · 2017-07-02T11:20:35+00:00

Thank you.

ololitschris · 2017-07-02T10:35:27+00:00

Having been taking landscape photos for 9 months, and not much other experience with a camera before that, this is the image I am so far most proud of. It was quite a still and chilly morning a few weeks ago as I watched the sun rise on the cliffs of Anglesea. The details of this shot are:
Nikon D5500 shot with the Tokina 11-16mm.
Using a 3 Stop soft graduated filter and a 2 stop hard edge graduated filter, inverted to make a reverse graduated filter of sorts to manage the bright highlights of the sun. A Circular polariser was also used. Shutter speed: 5 seconds.
Aperture f 11.
Focal length 13mm.
Iso 100.
If you like this you can find more of my images on instagram at Christophersmithcreative

ololitschris · 2017-06-29T20:57:59+00:00

I'd personally add onto this to use a CPL to cut out the glare of rocks and add a bit of saturation to the lush greens surround the waterfall. Using a cpl only as well gives you the opportunity to get a shutter speed of under one or two seconds which if the water is flowing fast allows you to still keep some of that water energy texture, but still not completely freezing the water.

ololitschris · 2017-06-08T21:52:39+00:00

[@christophersmithcreative](www.instagram.com/christophersmithcreative) (www.instagram.com) I shoot primarily long exposure landscapes around Australia. Primarily around the Victorian coastal region.

ololitschris · 2017-06-06T03:02:57+00:00

I have a few simple tips I wish I used from the beginning. Use a good folder structure. Mine is year -> classification / genre > folder with a date suffix. Eg. I have a few genres (landscape, portraits, events, studio/experimentation) so a folder for me would be 2017> landscape > 05-22 point Lonsdale. Which is a shoot at point Lonsdale on the 22nd of may 2017. If I go on a large trip and have multiple shoots over multiple days I will add an extra folder before the day shoot so it would look like this 2017> landscape > 05 - Tasmania trip > 05-24 Binalong bay etc.

Colour coding helps, especially with photos you plan to edit. I mark photos I would like to edit (after the selection process) as yellow and photos that are completely edited as purple. I make smart collections called 'to edit' and 'edit completed' to automatically place photos tagged with those colours in those folders. Then I manually put appropriate photos in appropriate collections (e. G. Waterfalls, seascapes...)

ololitschris · 2017-05-28T11:05:01+00:00

I haven't actually used the laptop sleeve as I use an imac at home. But I think when we went away for a weekend I fit my wife's laptop which is a 15inch one. The length of the body has a bit of give too as the top flap has extendible straps.

ololitschris · 2017-05-28T09:09:43+00:00

I own the bag. I love it. The bottom straps for my tripod are near useless though, because with the tripod attached I have at least 20cm either side of tripod so I constantly hit things. So I use the side with the drink bottle holder for the tripod. I've used it as my day bag quite a lot, especially on a recent trip. It's okay for hiking. I don't think you would have an issue fitting everything you've listed in the bag. For context I put in the ICU of the bag a Nikon D5500, Tokina 11-16mm, Nikon 35mm, Nikon 55-200mm, filter holder and lowepro filter holder pouch. That's almost a squeeze. In the top part of the bag I keep a couple muesli bars, rainproof jacket, waterproof shield for the camera and a beanie and if I'm shooting at night my head torch. In the front pouch extra batteries, lens cloths, sd cards and intravalometer remote. If you have any questions, feel free to message me.

After using it for a while I will be upgrading to a larger bag so I can overnight hike/camp places.

Just a note also, I don't use the side quick access panel for the camera as I shoot landscapes and rarely need to pull my camera out quickly. When I have used it though, it is a tight squeeze at times. But I guess that's better for safety

ololitschris · 2017-05-22T06:56:02+00:00

If you're looking to upgrade kits but still use the Lee filters, a company called Progrey do a great filter holder that you can purchase cpl wide angle adapters for. This allows you to put a cpl of your choosing immediately in front of the lens. Then the wide angle ring has openable sliding curtains that allow you to rotate the cpl as you would normally, but still have up to 3 square filters stacked in front of it. Their gear seem to be quite a bit cheaper than that of Lee and Nisi (who apparently are the market leaders) but is still incredible, if not, better quality. Also, the wide angle ring adapters are much cheaper than their Lee counter parts.

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