Saalbach - Austria January 2013
Posted 30/01/2014 - 19:48
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Yes, first and foremost enjoy the skiing. For the photography take something very compact.
Posted 31/01/2014 - 09:47
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Why not try one of those head (helmet) mounted jobbies?
CHEERS Vic.
CHEERS Vic.
Born again biker with lots of Pentax bits. Every day I wake up is a good day. I'm so old I don't even buy green bananas.
Posted 31/01/2014 - 17:57
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Hi Vic
I do have a HD bullet cam that can be helmet mounted, get some decent video from it. but it's not Pentax, So best not to discuss here.
I really want to explore something other than landscapes, so may try with the K5 next time. I'll need to investigate some sort of carry bag/protection- not only for the kit but for me- I can imagine the K5 could inflict a lot of damage on me if I fall on it!
John
I do have a HD bullet cam that can be helmet mounted, get some decent video from it. but it's not Pentax, So best not to discuss here.
I really want to explore something other than landscapes, so may try with the K5 next time. I'll need to investigate some sort of carry bag/protection- not only for the kit but for me- I can imagine the K5 could inflict a lot of damage on me if I fall on it!
John
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York
Just back from skiing in Austria - as always I agonise over taking my DSLR with me - as usual decided not to so took the trusty Optio WP (5mp). When its sunny I cannot even see the screen, so it is truly a "point & shoot". I had it set on the built in Surf & snow setting. And once again Im really impressed with the results. The attached is a stitched image (using Microsoft ICE) produced from 8 separate shots. Then some slight post processing with Aperture.
I'm really pleased.
I'll try and persuade myself to take the K5 and 18-135mm WP next time.
Does anyone have any tips for photography whilst skiing?
Thanks
John