Guyzers' Shots - Page 4

Guyzer · 14-Apr-2007, 01:42 PM **#46**

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Originally Posted by buck52

good luck...

I've all but given up to get both slower than 1/80 or 1/100 which seems to work the best. What was your shot taken at?

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Originally Posted by buck52

have you tried bracketing or multiple exposures?

Nope and how would you do a multiple exposure on a moving subject?

ferrija1 · 14-Apr-2007, 07:31 PM **#47**

Great shots.

I really like the ones of the helicopters and planes.

ferrija1 · 14-Apr-2007, 07:36 PM **#48**

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Originally Posted by Guyzer

I've all but given up to get both slower than 1/80 or 1/100 which seems to work the best. What was your shot taken at?

Nope and how would you do a multiple exposure on a moving subject?

It is a feature on some cameras that takes multiple shots at the same time but with different exposures.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_exposure.

buck52 · 14-Apr-2007, 09:51 PM **#49**

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Originally Posted by Guyzer

I've all but given up to get both slower than 1/80 or 1/100 which seems to work the best. What was your shot taken at?

Nope and how would you do a multiple exposure on a moving subject?

1/200.. f~5.6 .. 70-200vr at 140mm

as far as the multiple goes... I had a brain fart sorry...

I just printed this one at 22x15x180 ppi... no resample...wow

Guyzer · 14-Apr-2007, 10:46 PM **#50**

What kind of printer do you have Buck. I know you mentioned it ages ago but I forgot.
BTW, brain farts are good. They help clear the mind.

buck52 · 14-Apr-2007, 10:55 PM **#51**

epson 2200
epson 7800

I wish I had more work for the 7800...it prints 20x30 just beautifully... the two pros that I print for have been slow lately... I print something atleast once a week to keep the ink flowing...

"BTW, brain farts are good. They help clear the mind. "

Guyzer · 14-Apr-2007, 10:58 PM **#52**

Here's a shot I took that works as far as the rotor blades are concerned... Nothing special, I was just practicing to try and find the sweet spot.

f20 1/125 w/ Canon 100 - 400mm IS @ 400mm

buck52 · 14-Apr-2007, 11:08 PM **#53**

I like that one...

ferrija1 · 15-Apr-2007, 12:16 PM **#54**

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Originally Posted by Guyzer

Here's a shot I took that works as far as the rotor blades are concerned... Nothing special, I was just practicing to try and find the sweet spot.

f20 1/125 w/ Canon 100 - 400mm IS @ 400mm

I can't see the image.

Guyzer · 15-Apr-2007, 11:01 PM **#55**

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Originally Posted by ferrija1

I can't see the image.

You must have something blocking Image Shack because it is showing up even in your quote.

Guyzer · 15-Apr-2007, 11:03 PM **#56**

After being dormant for the past 10 years the Royal Hudson has been restored and is mobile again and let me tell you she is amazing to watch rumble by. Here two whistles are very neat as well.

I planned todays outing for quite some time and it turned out to be quite disappointing because I couldn't get far enough away from it. The folks I approached refused me access to cross their farm yard ( by foot ) so I ended up having to stand on the tracks which was much to close. There will be more chances another day.

I hope there is enough here for you to get the idea and thanks for looking.