On that note:shot w/ a 1M blowgun
So do I.blue, nice framing on the last shot, but i think you should have stopped down a bit more to get both eyes in focus.
400mm.why such the fast shutter speed? couldnt you have just dropped the iso? i really like the hot air balloon pictures, the plane would have been nicer if there was some motion to the propeller.
Yes, that is the moon in the frame. I composed the shot with the moon in the frame, it wasn't by accident.oh, i was just looking at the first picture again is that the moon!
developing and printing my own photos is why i like film photography so much more than digital. i just seem to get way more satisfaction working in the darkroom trying to get a shot just perfect than i do sitting in front of a computer screen. maybe it's because it involves more guesswork (for me at least) and i accidentally get some pretty cool results from time to time.I did film for a year, but never did my own developing.
the only difference between PS and the darkroom is that PS has a 'undo state' option.developing and printing my own photos is why i like film photography so much more than digital. i just seem to get way more satisfaction working in the darkroom trying to get a shot just perfect than i do sitting in front of a computer screen. maybe it's because it involves more guesswork (for me at least) and i accidentally get some pretty cool results from time to time.
can your flash gun cycle that fast?First attempt at a sequence (yeah...I REALLY need a flash):
At 1/16th to 1/8th my Sunpak 333 will match my D70s's 3fps.If you're careful about power consumption, most flashes can cycle very quickly.
Even my cheap-o Sunpak (which has horrible recycle times after full discharge) will shoot multiple FPS at lower power.