Testing new equipment
05-29-2012 | 06:24 PM
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Photo looks amazing. Great job 
05-29-2012 | 06:50 PM
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A still while you're moving 
...... Thats f'in genius, that pic is truly amazing, who would of thought so many drivers of this beast could have an artsy side to them. I think soon the moderators will have to open up a new forum category just for us to gaze at stuff like this, but really only limit it to the exquisite talent I hate to leave out people but off the top of my head I've seen some really nice stuff from dknewyork, janjans, umichchris, keep up the good work everyone. 
...... Thats f'in genius, that pic is truly amazing, who would of thought so many drivers of this beast could have an artsy side to them. I think soon the moderators will have to open up a new forum category just for us to gaze at stuff like this, but really only limit it to the exquisite talent I hate to leave out people but off the top of my head I've seen some really nice stuff from dknewyork, janjans, umichchris, keep up the good work everyone.
05-29-2012 | 08:47 PM
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Not a photographer myself, but I was told by a great photographer (who used to be active on the board) that in photography, you only need one of two things: good camera skills or photoshop, lol.
Definitely not to take away the physical art of it, but I have seen some amazing 'shopped shots of standing shots into rolling shots. Really funny to me for some reason
Definitely not to take away the physical art of it, but I have seen some amazing 'shopped shots of standing shots into rolling shots. Really funny to me for some reason
05-30-2012 | 08:57 AM
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From: Dirty Jerzey
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Thanks. Yea I'm going to try some night shots unitl I get a filter. How much are the ND filters you're looking for. Any recommendations? Haven't researched any yet.
Nice shot of the S2K.
Not specific on any brand but ive seen it was at least $120? a peice. Not so bad but still for a filter, thats quite a lot. But if uve already spent money for the rig set up, might as well get it.
Thanks. Yea I'm going to try some night shots unitl I get a filter. How much are the ND filters you're looking for. Any recommendations? Haven't researched any yet.
Nice shot of the S2K.
Not specific on any brand but ive seen it was at least $120? a peice. Not so bad but still for a filter, thats quite a lot. But if uve already spent money for the rig set up, might as well get it.
05-30-2012 | 10:36 AM
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Not a photographer myself, but I was told by a great photographer (who used to be active on the board) that in photography, you only need one of two things: good camera skills or photoshop, lol.
Definitely not to take away the physical art of it, but I have seen some amazing 'shopped shots of standing shots into rolling shots. Really funny to me for some reason
Definitely not to take away the physical art of it, but I have seen some amazing 'shopped shots of standing shots into rolling shots. Really funny to me for some reason
Just go to a meet, everyone has a DSLR. Up until a car hits the camera.
Too much traffic. Especially when you're only travelling like 5 mph.
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