[BigMike]

I went out to Greensboro NC a few weeks ago, and rode with them at Country Park. Let me just say, that place RULES! This was my first real shoot with my new Canon 10d, so i'm not quite used to it yet.... some turned out, these are a few of the better ones. Sorry it took so long to get these up, but i've been really frikkin busy!

I dont remember all of these peoples names, but the guy in jeans and a black tee shirt is motomike.

 

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And to end the series, my personal favorite:

 

[escapeartist]

The guy with the haro is Jeff. Nice shots, even if i do envy you for your camera

 

[COmtbiker12]

Go download Picasa2. It's a free program that is sweet and you can do a lot with photos.

Sweet looking photos though and it looks like an awesome area to go riding at!

 

[binary visions]

Go download Picasa2. It's a free program that is sweet and you can do a lot with photos.

Pictures are tough to see - a little underexposed. Very sharp, though, and good action! I lightened a few in Photoshop and they all came out nicely.

Wish I had some dirtjumps around here...

 

[BigMike]

Pictures are tough to see - a little underexposed. Very sharp, though, and good action! I lightened a few in Photoshop and they all came out nicely.

Wish I had some dirtjumps around here...

Yeah, I was playing around with them in photochop too. The full res are much better, and I really just wanted to get them up. I was kinda tired and bored, so I didnt do anything with them in Photochop before I posted them.

Like I said, new camera, still getting used to it

 

[Toshi]

yeah, those are about 2 or 3 stops underexposed. what mode did you shoot them on?

 

[BigMike]

yeah, those are about 2 or 3 stops underexposed. what mode did you shoot them on?

manual.


Its weird going from a 35mm SLR you were REALLY good with (Canon AE-1) to a "point and shoot" digital (Canon G5) to a digital SLR. How quickly we forget........

 

[Toshi]

were you just not paying any heed to the light meter then? or were you basing your exposure off, say 400 iso when the camera was on 100? 'cause your film would have been underexposed too ink: heh