Rally crash sequence
Posted 03/12/2013 - 21:18
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I have to disagree...I think 1/160th seems to have been perfect to give the sequence life. Great stuff
Steve
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Sometimes I'm serious and sometimes not, but I consider sarcasm an artform. Which is it today?
Posted 03/12/2013 - 21:51
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At least the old escort doesn't seem to badly bent
I really like that sequence they may look nice as a sequence along your hall
Of course the car must have been travelling very very slowly for a Pentax af system to keep up with it
Why is it that although a 'reviewer' couldn't keep up with a pedal cyclist with that camera lens combination but in a real world situation you got these:
I really like that sequence they may look nice as a sequence along your hall
Of course the car must have been travelling very very slowly for a Pentax af system to keep up with it
Why is it that although a 'reviewer' couldn't keep up with a pedal cyclist with that camera lens combination but in a real world situation you got these:
Posted 04/12/2013 - 11:01
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Stuey wrote:
Why is it that although a 'reviewer' couldn't keep up with a pedal cyclist with that camera lens combination but in a real world situation you got these:
yes but it was Sir Chris Hoy he was shooting...
Why is it that although a 'reviewer' couldn't keep up with a pedal cyclist with that camera lens combination but in a real world situation you got these:
David
Posted 04/12/2013 - 19:03
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spinno wrote:
I had not thought of that
Stuey wrote:
Why is it that although a 'reviewer' couldn't keep up with a pedal cyclist with that camera lens combination but in a real world situation you got these:
yes but it was Sir Chris Hoy he was shooting...Why is it that although a 'reviewer' couldn't keep up with a pedal cyclist with that camera lens combination but in a real world situation you got these:
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K3 DA*60-250mm at 60mm TAV F4 1/160th sec
It was getting dark so I was trying some panning shots, 1/160th wasn't quite fast enough to freeze the action.