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Finch Platte
 Post subject: Check out the pic I took today (please?)
PostPosted: Mon Oct 02, 2006 12:35 am 
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Finally got a good pic with the new camera. :roll:

This is my friend John, in Auburn, CA.

Whatchoo think?

[img][359:500]http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/4143/jfr600jc3.jpg[/img] Click on it for the bigger version.

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nice shot. nice bike.
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really captures the feeling of moment.
Nice job.

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What you riding? Specs, please. All I recognize are your shoes. For next year I want a new MTB.
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Why does your friend have flames shooting out of his ass? Is he that fast on a bike?

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Jet pack, stupid.

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Nice. I usually ride rogue so I never get any shots. Very cool shot though. I should've been out this afternoon mudding it up in this rain we've been having.

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That silly man's bike all DIRTY.
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 Post subject: Re: Check out the pic I took today (please?)
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Finch Platte Wrote:
Whatchoo think?


Nicely done. not a blur in sight
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I'm afraid I won't be any help. I can't get past how filthy he is.
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From his position on the bike I can tell he's hitting a steep descent - but the photo itself lacks that perspective.

I'd try holding the camera at more of an angle, to exaggerate the grade of the descent. I'd also use a slow shutter speed (depending on available light, somewhere around 1/30 second) with a flash - and I'd pan the camera with the movement of the bike - which would blur the background and give the suggestion of speed.
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I'd try holding the camera at more of an angle, to exaggerate the grade of the descent. I'd also use a slow shutter speed (depending on available light, somewhere around 1/30 second) with a flash - and I'd pan the camera with the movement of the bike - which would blur the background and give the suggestion of speed.


Where did you copy and paste this from?
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Radcliffe Wrote:
From his position on the bike I can tell he's hitting a steep descent - but the photo itself lacks that perspective.

I'd try holding the camera at more of an angle, to exaggerate the grade of the descent. I'd also use a slow shutter speed (depending on available light, somewhere around 1/30 second) with a flash - and I'd pan the camera with the movement of the bike - which would blur the background and give the suggestion of speed.


It's actually almost level. And I did move the camera with the rider. The camera/flash was able to get everything clearly, except for the light behind him, which is blurred.

But thanks for the tips.

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Finch Platte Wrote:
It's actually almost level. And I did move the camera with the rider. The camera/flash was able to get everything clearly, except for the light behind him, which is blurred.

But thanks for the tips.

Then you need a longer shutter speed and should try riding on hills.
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Finch Platte Wrote:
It's actually almost level. And I did move the camera with the rider. The camera/flash was able to get everything clearly, except for the light behind him, which is blurred.

But thanks for the tips.

Then you need a longer shutter speed and should try riding on hills.


Pretty obvious you don't know wtf you're talking about.

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Radcliffe Wrote:
From his position on the bike I can tell he's hitting a steep descent - but the photo itself lacks that perspective.

I'd try holding the camera at more of an angle, to exaggerate the grade of the descent. I'd also use a slow shutter speed (depending on available light, somewhere around 1/30 second) with a flash - and I'd pan the camera with the movement of the bike - which would blur the background and give the suggestion of speed.


AND he's good with a jackhammer.
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Photgraphically speaking, Rads was pretty spot on.
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