Part 2: Oly E-1 in action at the US Grand Prix (UPDATED) By
Michael R. Tomkins, The Imaging Resource
(Friday, October 3, 2003 - 23:52 EDT)We're sure there's a rule in the web publishing business about making promises one can't keep, and if there isn't, there should be. We promised readers a couple of days ago that we'd have the second part of our Olympus E-1 Formula One report the following day "barring unforeseen problems" - and with fate thus tempted, every obstacle possible threw itself in our path.
We've finally managed to finish the second part of the article now though, and present another 20 photos taken at the F1 race in Indianapolis with an Olympus E-1 digital SLR. If you've not read the first part of the report, we'd suggest clicking here for some background and the first batch of photos before you continue any further.
Sorry for the delay getting this posted. The third and final section of the report should be following "soon" - and we're not going to tempt fate by making any more specific prediction than that... :)
Jaguar's Mark Webber races around one of Indy's famous banked corners...
NOTE: The photo below was taken under extremely difficult conditions through a plate-glass window at a strong angle. It should not be used as a judge of sharpness, contrast or color balance, and is included here only for the significance of its subject.
Michael Schumacher, the current World Champion, contemplates a day that saw him qualifying well down the field in seventh
UPDATED 2003-10-05 16:27ET:Thanks to IR reader Larry Roberts for catching an error on the eight photo above. It is indeed Fernando Alonso driving the car, and not his team-mate Jarno Trulli as we'd mistakenly noted. The error has been corrected now...