Bitta this...Bitta that! NEW PICS - Page 2
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Ben-ya-min
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What is that?
What bike is that?
i am in search of a new bike and from the pics your bike is about what i am looking for!!
What bike is that?
i am in search of a new bike and from the pics your bike is about what i am looking for!!
zacapp
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that aint a specialized p is it, it has a rear shock
Ben-ya-min
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Where is that trail?? like west nsw or something??
puffnfresh40
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i seens you riding at palmers one day... just saying
milkybarkid
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Now do the actual jump...none of that 4X crap.
supermajo1
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hey
that is a nice looking track
nice photos
that is a nice looking track
nice photos
milkybarkid
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Where are the recent ones taken? Doesn't look familiar..
milkybarkid
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Ah yep, still haven't made my way out there...be the only one in Cairns I haven't ridden.
theMerryPrankster
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Hey mate,
Photos look good, couple of suggestions though..
- If your camera has a manual setting, try playing around with the shutter and aperture settings a bit. A faster shutter speed and lower aperture setting will help bring out the focus on the rider when you're moving at speed. You'd need to use manual focus for this to work properly. This should avoid the situation you've got in a few shots where the rider is fairly blurry, and the background is (fairly) in focus.
Of course if that's what you were going for (or if your camera doesn't have those settings), feel free to disregard everything I just said.
Photos look good, couple of suggestions though..
- If your camera has a manual setting, try playing around with the shutter and aperture settings a bit. A faster shutter speed and lower aperture setting will help bring out the focus on the rider when you're moving at speed. You'd need to use manual focus for this to work properly. This should avoid the situation you've got in a few shots where the rider is fairly blurry, and the background is (fairly) in focus.
Of course if that's what you were going for (or if your camera doesn't have those settings), feel free to disregard everything I just said.
DWNHLR01
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Thanks mate!
I usually have the missus on camera duties and if I told her any of those things she'd stare blankly (she is blonde afterall) and asides from that, only using a little canon ixus 80IS...Has manual settings but only for basic things like colour filters and exposure.
=(
I usually have the missus on camera duties and if I told her any of those things she'd stare blankly (she is blonde afterall) and asides from that, only using a little canon ixus 80IS...Has manual settings but only for basic things like colour filters and exposure.
=(
theMerryPrankster
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Haha... I guess you gotta make do with what you got
The IXUS are a great camera though, I've got one that I use whenever the DSLR is too bulky.