Re: Sunny Sunday « Reply #1 on: September 21, 2008, 18:39:48 PM »
try to photograph depending on the light not what sections are nice. on a day like that in woods try to get the rider in the parts in direct sunlight rather than 10 foot further down the trail in the shadow.
try to photograph depending on the light not what sections are nice. on a day like that in woods try to get the rider in the parts in direct sunlight rather than 10 foot further down the trail in the shadow.
Ok Cool, I'll give it a blast next time im out. Cheers
Re: Sunny Sunday « Reply #5 on: September 21, 2008, 18:53:38 PM »
IMO your angles are varying enough and so are your shutter speed shots you just need to work on exposure and using available and flash light better now
IMO your angles are varying enough and so are your shutter speed shots you just need to work on exposure and using available and flash light better now
OK, Would it help if i bought some off board flash and fiddled around? So far Ive only used my built in jobby.
Re: Sunny Sunday « Reply #7 on: September 21, 2008, 19:02:30 PM »
if you have the money yeh , but there is a lot you can do with a built in flash if you use it propperly and expose propperly for it still. but off ebay you can get an old nikon flash gun/ cactus v2s for 50 quid all in so not to bad. will make the pics more dynamic if done well , if don badly will just make them all hot and blown out
if you have the money yeh , but there is a lot you can do with a built in flash if you use it propperly and expose propperly for it still. but off ebay you can get an old nikon flash gun/ cactus v2s for 50 quid all in so not to bad. will make the pics more dynamic if done well , if don badly will just make them all hot and blown out
Ok thanks. Ill start with my built in and work my way up. Thanks for all the advice Milky! Tom
Re: Sunny Sunday « Reply #9 on: September 21, 2008, 21:17:20 PM »
i like the ones of the stepdown best and the one of the hardtailer and the grass in the foreground, theres a bit to much 'noise' in the ones that are blurry, mind you I dont really know what noise is according to photography so i'll shut up.
« Last Edit: September 21, 2008, 21:25:53 PM by Ben Irons »
i like the ones of the stepdown best and the one of the hardtailer and the grass in the foreground, theres a bit to much 'noise' in the ones that are blurry, mind you I dont really know what noise is according to photography so i'll shut up.
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