Shutter Speed: Trackside With F1 Photographers

[@anthoslykos6294]

"You're carrying 30,000 pounds of equipment on you" Me, the American: "wow that's heavy"

[@Nico-9138]

Me, a european : *typing pounds to euros conversion *

[@mrguest3749]

30000 pounds to tons is 13607.771 kilos or 13.6 tons. (if you interpret the word pounds incorrectly)

[@jamescarter317]

@@mrguest3749 He was talking about currency, not weight.

[@mrguest3749]

@@jamescarter317 i know i just wanted to tell how much it would be if it were about weight.

[@TheXeffx]

@@jamescarter317 (if you interpret the word pounds incorrectly)

[@VivekM1]

As a photographer, I really appreciate this video! Thank you, F1 for recognizing the efforts. Someday, I will be there!

[@wondercyrus]

Vivek Maru good luck yeah

[@feelthat7632]

Good luck, be careful or you will get a 5 sec penalty.

[@wondercyrus]

feel that ahahahah

[@2dnxtdimension]

All the best buddy. It's my dream too

[@yashpund1]

This is modern f1

[@paulo_f1]

That Red Bull picture through the person's eye.... Wow!!!!

[@paulo_f1]

@Rakesh Arulvel 1:42

[@u1b2]

@@Springbok77 dont think so. you can capture that kind of image with non professional cameras. these guys are using cameras with high zoom and awesome colour clarity.

[@tommy4862]

Vladimir Rys is on another level... amazing shots. AMAZING.

[@jackbarnes48]

Not just him, these photos are all amazing in there own way, all different styles, they never pick the same type of photo twice

[@SirZeck]

No,else are shits.

[@bawtrlfg]

Tomáš is that you? 😅

[@tommy4862]

Tibi Barborík hej čau 😂

[@sarmadahmed3174]

Editor he is

[@TripleTSingt]

interview some TV-camera operators next! I study film and I'm really intrigued by sport videography. And motorsport videography is basically sport videography on Speed.

[@TomDeWeerdt1]

They did an episode on the helicopter camera just like this one, I think it will tick some of your videography boxes.

[@MrPuneeth17]

I was looking for this comment!

[@kbam4life]

@@TomDeWeerdt1 Jou ben ik hier vaker tegenkomen

[@TomDeWeerdt1]

@@kbam4life Haha hoi dit is zeldzaam ik ben nog nooit iemand tegengekomen op JijBuis

[@PatrickMeischner]

For some awesome Motorsport Videography Productions look at @Drift United Channel. ;-)

[@monsieurboks]

Honestly F1 has some of the ballsiest photographers I've ever seen... So many of these mad lads won't even flinch when cars crash at nearly 300 kmph right next to them, in their search for the perfect shot. Kudos to them!

[@tommy4862]

I don't know man, I was live at F1 race and at WRC gravel rally and let me tell you, getting close to action at rally, when they are sideways on loose surface, got my adrenalin levels much higher. At F1 it's pretty safe behind the barrier.

[@deadjuice3745]

the rally lads are the one that have balls of steel

[@LeCharles07]

(remembers watching 80's rally film) meh, they're well focused not ballsy. But yeah, kudos to them.

[@boulx]

then go to a dirtbike race

[@MaCe19]

Fast shutter speed makes you sell photos, slow shutter speed makes you create a work of art

[@giovannip8600]

Just gotta find the right balance

[@nicolaslabra2225]

Different subjects demand different techniques, there is no single way to archieve good art.

[@Thiago5993]

Not necessarily, friend. I think it depends of what kind of art the photographer is aiming

[@jennygw1883]

Unless you are photographers you are guessing :)

[@nerdMike]

yeah, sometimes the picture get published even if "too blurry". I know its difficult to freeze the entire car from the blurred background but sometimes you hardly notice the car number, way too much blur. Most pro publish them on social but not so nice to me :/ maybe a better selection of the photo is appreciated.

[@plazasta]

can I just say that I fucking love F1 photographers? They are AMAZING

[@plazasta]

@Catfish Billy other words didn't have the impact I wanted

[@plazasta]

@Catfish Billy yeah but I'm not British so I never really use bloody

[@enricomarconi8358]

Yeah... and I'm sure we don't even appreciate as to HOW MUCH they need to know about F1 to get shots like these (without getting in the way or endangering anyone)

[@godsinbox]

yeah, but would you do so physically?

[@AllisonRoadWest]

That REDBULL photographer Vladimir - WOW! LOOKING up his work to admire and learn from now. Stunning!

[@AllisonRoadWest]

This guy isn't just documenting F1 - he is creating art. www.slrlounge.com/shooting-formula-one-with-vladimir-rys/ www.vladimirrys.com/ So talented.

[@dodongpriyambodo3403]

@@AllisonRoadWest thanks...

[@MrASK00]

This is a very hard job to do in any fast paced moving sport...!!! Those captures are just brilliant and hats of to these photographer's...!!! 🤘🔥🙏

[@hongk0ngfu3y]

amazing what you can do in photshop/lightroom/capture one these days :)

[@spoolindsm127]

2:33 No wonder they wait, Vladimir's shots are beautiful!

[@francescovalle8678]

He is the best

[@ElonJusk]

He’s so fucking good

[@EnterSpacebar]

He's the most creative one of the lot. Most are photojournalistic, he's more artistic. Amazing shots!

[@Cloud_Jonin]

1:18 Wow he was able to perfectly picture Ferrari's title hopes falling apart

[@blackhand95]

oof

[@sergiocovelli]

You are talking about Verstappen? 😅

[@joaosoares1503]

*Cries in Italian*

[@swhoshing6237]

Triple A theories Drop the 🎤

[@carlitoxb110]

you can clearly see Tiffosi tears from that angle, beautiful picture indeed

[@niekbusscher5155]

Vladimir Rys makes absolutely the most beautiful photos!

[@MrJonah53]

Ultimate job for the ultimate F1 fan.

[@renurrenur4720]

As a photographer I appreciate that! F1 and clicks, my favourite things!

[@floriandoppler]

How did you get on that journey? ☺️

[@nesargent]

Truly a dream job for me. Good to see the photographers getting a little bit of the spotlight.

[@e34jessica]

Very inspiring! I like the fact that you guys featured 3 different styles of photographers. 1 is very technical and heavily gear related. 2 is very abstract and very technique related. 3 is very story driven. Nice work guys! I hope to shoot an F1 race one day.

[@EA40]

A cool follow-up video could be the editing processes of these photographers. Surely with all the difficult action shots they try to get, very few photos are actually usable!

[@croatiaboy11]

They do post their photos on twitter during races though

[@mikosoft]

During Olympics the photographers have wifi modules on the cameras and wifi infrastructure all over the Olympic Park. The photos get uploaded immediately to a processing room where a whole squad of editors pick the best moments, edit and posprocess them and immediately send them to the respective agencies. I suppose the workflow here is similar.

[@Ofitus21]

I was talking with a photographer who has worked in F1 for many years. During any weekend they take thousands of pictures, and really only a handful are worth it

[@sarkofuck]

depends what you're working on... there are sessions i only shoot some 400 shots :D

[@Kamiklaasie]

You can watch my tutorial on the workflow.

[@vitabcdefghijklmno]

I came here from another F1 photographer’s KZbin channel who looks like he knows what he’s doing, flying first class and everything until I saw the photos he took on Instagram. I mean, totally not what I expected at all, there’s no creativity in his photos, more like snapshots of people with telephoto lens. But the photographers in this video are the bees knees! They know their craft well.

[@V1aviation]

Having photographed a lot of 24H races I can appreciate this so much! We all learn about drivers, cars, races or teams through websites accompanied by photo's. Pure joy watching these guys at work!

[@RisingNoxify]

DAMN ... those pictures by Vladimir Rys are absolutely stunning!!!

[@denyking_]

Yeah that's right... Look more dramatic!

[@jcheroko7444]

0:52 That Toro Rosso 😍

[@Claude-Eckel]

1:35 Incredibly creative, this Vladimir Rys! 1:43 Awesome!

[@luk3nelson]

My first race was Austin 2018 and the shots during FP1 in the wet came out great. Would love to do more of this!

[@tamasharkany2664]

As an aspiring photographer, this is perfect content , thanks F1. It has always been my dream to go to a GP and take photos

[@twsartadventures3660]

pointing a camera at something and taking a photo doesn't make you a photographer.

[@tamasharkany2664]

@@twsartadventures3660 yeah no shit, but thanks for the vote of confidence

[@suhdud4646]

F1 is a beautiful parade - The pics that this photographers capture give the the cars a soul is a way that the pics are captured. Amazing work ladies and gents.

[@monahenglehoko6661]

My top 3 favourite F1 photographers are Vladimir Rys, Paul Ripke and Darren Heath

[@ElonJusk]

Monaheng Lehoko Paul is the 🐐

[@anthonyhall9453]

MORE!!!! And LONGER!!! Thanks F1 but please share more from the photographers and live-feed video team. Love the technical stuff that brings these great images into our living rooms.

[@LailaVieiraMartins]

Vladimir Rys' photos are pure art! I can't praise him enough, he's incredible!

[@sublimepostza]

Cool post !!! Always wondered bout these dudes... Vladimir is a boss 😱🏎🔥

[@davideguidetti]

my father was a motogp photographer: these jobs are very very hard, really! congratulations to all these people

[@Fetaldareaper1414]

I love that Formula 1 and some of the teams are highlighting all the different careers you could pursue in Formula 1. Trying to bring the younger generation in with new ideas and passion for what they do.

[@jaideeparora_]

This sport will always have my heart. Kudos to you guys for bringing these kind of videos and recognizing the efforts of such talented guys. Brilliant. Would love to see more of the video guys who film the race, marshals, safety car drivers etc.

[@seizure_]

thanks for recognising these unsung heroes who bring us the great pictures at every race event. well done!

[@bigbro8270]

These guys are absolutely amazing. Appreciate them for taking these stunning photos. One more collection for my wallpaper 🤪

[@ayeapprove]

Vladimir really has a great eye for details. I love how he doesn't do regular shots but always has a nice composition going on

[@Walle08]

1:44 Vladimirs Creative shoots are awesome.

[@Florissvdv]

As a photographer, this is a really cool and insightful video. Thanks for posting F1!

[@JohnMHazlewood]

Great video for those who love photography. So good to see some of the behind the scenes of how they get their shots and what it takes.

[@carlosdossantos1251]

All I'm saying is wow amazing Very underrated job👏🏾👏🏾 oh and thanks for my phone background

[@jbliborio]

I love photography and F1 and I admire these guys so much! Thanks for this video! Appreciated so much!

[@hxssan27]

Once again, Liberty giving us an exciting insight into what else happens during a race other than the obvious. Props to both them and the photographers for doing a stunning job.

[@stijnvanmeijgaarden4697]

Vladimir Rys' pictures are absolutely gorgeous

[@mathiasburgdorf471]

Thank you for making a video like this. I am an amature photographer and like to take pictures and i also love f1 so this is just dreamland for me. Hope there will come more of those videos in the future.

[@Calcearius]

Nice to see this. I just finished my BA in photography and would love to do something like this. My 2 passions, photography and racing :)

[@djsubliminalreeve]

just get tickets to some localtracks sometime and slowly work your way up and eventually people will notice your work

[@iveipe12]

give me 5 years of hard work and learning, im going to be there with them

[@miguelbarrera8052]

Nice video. Always great to see other people's work. And these photographers take really nice pictures.

[@rubensilva9898]

Finally the video every f1 fan / photographer was waiting for !!

[@HardcoreMotors]

This 4 Minute video about people taking photos was more exciting than the last 5 years of F1.

[@badassbada1]

Absolutely awesome! I'm an avid photographer and a very visual person. Love this type of stuff. Formula 1/ Liberty Media, I give you tonnes of credit for all the various forms of quality content you are providing and the same goes for the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 site...awesome content. Keep it up; this stuff rocks! Thank you!

[@feelthat7632]

That last Pic so legendary, love it.

[@ofmetalphilosophy4837]

as a photographer and F1 fan, this is stupendous

[@jeanmarcturmes]

As a photographer I love this!! Thanks for sharing this great stuff!

[@dennislim3336]

What a treat for photographers! Thanks for uploading this piece.

[@KirilVarbanov]

Vladimyr Rys is the absolute master of creativity, but the rest are great too. What a great insight. Please do so more.

[@aranu157]

Man these guys have my dream job, I’d love to take photos of a Grand Prix.... Thank you for putting a video like this up and showcasing the photographers! I love the artsy shots I see online

[@amnaah653]

The photos though👌 10 out of 10

[@stevenmoore4078]

Great video. As a motorsport photography enthusiast, I really appreciate how hard it is to get these kinds of shots.

[@charlesberry4958]

We really enjoyed watching this on the big screen!!!! Please keep em coming!!

[@norhafizanmohdnor3463]

these men are the unsung heroes of f1 world..bravo guys!

[@wong0nephotography682]

Wowowow! Thank you for this one. It's great to meet the people behind the lenses. They do great work and so are you (Liberty Media)!

[@paryudisaditya8845]

Thank you for this video. Love to see their hard work apreciated

[@AldoMiike]

Great !!!! Please more videos like that one. With photographers and also with the broadcast people.

[@BSH1833]

This is a grand video showcasing these photographers

[@adamb2619]

Best technology now is image file transfer being instantaneous to a remote area for immediate editing and uploads. Awesome video.

[@renev6919]

Great photos. Wow im relly impressed, how artistic they are in this stressfull situation

[@finnjhollett]

This would be my dream job! Love F1, love photography. What could be better than this?

[@simonp5006]

Some of the shots in this vid are absolutely insane

[@venkatasai-1086]

You guys are so amazing for showing the artists behind the art The efforts given by photographers is truly worth after your video 👏👏 Maybe a day could come for me to be a part of the teams ❤️

[@nerdexproject]

Really appreciate this video! I never really had these guys on my radar but now I am very impressed!

[@archer-0251]

This is great, nice to see they took time and brought this to our attention. We don't see what happens behind the lens or how the work is.

[@garypecoraro9293]

F1 Thank for these brillant sets of photo from the aspect of the race photog !! I love these kinda stories! Again thank F1 for getting us near the action👍👍👍❤

[@SocietyUnplugged]

Thank you Vladimir Rys. Forgive my ignorance because I have no idea how hard it is to make these photos. All I can say: they look absolutely stunning. Thank you!

[@raysilva12]

I’m glad y’all posted this I needed some insight on these amazing photos

[@robertobrien1069]

As an hobby photographer those guys are living the dream.

[@erickquesada5137]

Thank you for this video and recognizing the effort of the photographers, they are incredible. One of my dreams is go to one GP but my biggest dream is take pictures there, one day i will be there. Thanks from Costa Rica 🇨🇷 👋🏼

[@Chryst-zt3jp]

Vladimir's pictures are just 😍😍😍😍

[@mich159isepic]

Some people don't understand how incredibly difficult it is to shoot fast cars with a slow shutter speed. Props to these guys!

[@lucaschatteiner2379]

Who also thinks Vladimir Rys makes the best pictures?

[@tanaygupta7439]

Great job F1. These people are so incredible and I wouldn't have known about them. Thank you

[@EquivalentDrive]

I've been following Vladimir Rys for quite some time and just started to follow Michael Potts. These guys are my inspiration as an amateur motorsports photographer.

[@jwoznica6770]

Amazing video, the photographers are one of the bests!

[@radomiriz]

Vladimir is the best F1 photographer out there. He really captures the essence of it.

[@ciarancarty6186]

Nice video! Great to see the great work these guys do. Thank you F1.....

[@gustks]

These guys are awesome! So many great pictures!

[@RacyForceIndia]

almost 2 years past and still hard to watch 1:22

[@emanuelribeiro6742]

That crash made my day ^^ ! LH 44

@@emanuelribeiro6742 What about the Spanish GP 2016. I'm sure that made you cry like a little girl.

[@emanuelribeiro6742]

@ not really because we won anyways at the end of the Year 😏

@@emanuelribeiro6742 Oh so you're a bandwagon fan. Stop clout chasing with that "LH 44".

[@emanuelribeiro6742]

@ What is wrong about supporting the favourite team and driver... And ofc I was pissed due to that crash and in that same season Lewis lost the championship 😥... But regardless mercedes won 😏

[@michaeljaworecki9194]

Just insane photos.

[@onlyw23]

This is really a good content! So great to see someone behind all those amazing pictures.

[@anthonyroland8001]

This was an amazing and inspirational video! It's my dream to shoot Formula 1. I'm going to take my shot at it this year at Circuit of the Americas.

[@LukeLine]

Wow F1! I’ve always wanted to see a video like this coming from live music photography, awesome and insightful!

[@balinttapayproductions3064]

As a photographer I really apreciate this video, my dream is to be there and this was very inspiring, thank you. 📸 🏎

[@audybharksuwana2041]

Would love more of these videos showcasing the lesser known people/parts of F1.

[@hayo919]

all the pictures they showed were stunning

[@d3xmeister]

I love the style of Vladimir Rys, awesome shots

[@constantinosmallios]

Vladimir Rys’ technique is probably my favourite out of the three photographers featured. There is something about the photos he produces that I like.

[@RoyalWFR]

As a fight photographer/videographer, I can confirm that being accepted by the team is absolute paramount 😅for any sport really

[@rustystuff]

I'm an amateur photographer and this brief video was really interesting and a great help, I really enjoyed it thank you!!

[@hilucyhere]

This video is amazing! Photography is such a huge interest to me and I would love to be able to professionally photograph a race weekend in the future. Thank you for this!!

[@m15aq]

That last shot of the jag in the wet by mark thompson is legendary

[@duckscrossingtheroad]

I normally photograph touring cars and GT cars, so it's comforting to hear a pro say his hit rate is low for panning. I usually pan at the exit of a corner, entry is too difficult to pan because you don't know exactly when the driver will brake and by how much. Accelerating is much easier to pan

[@redipustaka3222]

When you are near with job that satisfying you, that's the true job is.