I am in the process of building some jumps at a local spot. Here are Squasher and I jumping them. The first is of Squasher hitting the step-down, double...
Jumping in the Jungle (pics)
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Sorry for the fuzzy camera work. I have a Sony Cybershot and its hard to get clear pics with the subject in the screen all the time, so I have tried a bunch of things. Now I can get the subject everytime, but its always out of focus.
Squasher again on the step-down from behind...
Squasher again on the step-down from behind...
Its really not a jungle, just looks and feels that way.
Me on the step-down...
Me on the step-down...
Me again, but a side view of the gap...
The step-down is followed by this double.
Me...
Me...
Squahser on the same double...
Last one of Squasher on the double comming at ya...
Your SX is golden.
I think that is the best laid out and sweetest riding bike I have ever ridden. I just get on and hold on for the ride. Its like its on auto-pilot.Originally posted by HRDTLBRO
Your SX is golden.
I am amped to try a Yeti 4x though. Anyone got one laying around I can borrow? Terry...?
Sweet jumps - you need some T-Pirate advice on photo taking though. 
Or his uber expensive digital camera.Originally posted by MMcG
you need some T-Pirate advice on photo taking though.
I actually used some of his advice to get the subject in frame everytime.
I forgot about the equipment - good point!Originally posted by profro
Or his uber expensive digital camera.
I'd love to see some portrait shots of your Enduro SX some time.
If you have some can you shoot them my way via email?
Thanks!
raise the iso and open the aperture to get a faster shutter speed. that, or learning how to pan (move with the subject) is what you need.Originally posted by profro
Or his uber expensive digital camera.
nice jumps tho.
you need a tripod and a more powerful flash, or just a more powerful flash probably along with a camera that doesn't have the stupid digital "push the button wait 30 seconds" delay.
The trail looks fun though. I wish our trails were that green, all we've got is black and brown with some really prickly weeds coming up.
The trail looks fun though. I wish our trails were that green, all we've got is black and brown with some really prickly weeds coming up.
Yes, but with all that vegetation come skeeters, lots of them. Thats why I was wearing jeans. Naked legs are way too inviting for all those blood suckers.
The camera does have that stupid 30 second delay, but I am holding the buttom down half way to get the camera to set, then when the rider enters the frame I push it down the rest of the way. Takes everytime. I messed around with different ISOs and prefocusing the camera, but this is what they all turned out. Maybe I sould "borrow" my dad's more expensive digital camera.
learning to pan well sucks. i think this is the best shot i've gotten with my S45.
http://www.pbase.com/image/26517552
imagine my horror when i realized i forgot to zoom out.
nice work, guys.
http://www.pbase.com/image/26517552
imagine my horror when i realized i forgot to zoom out.
nice work, guys.