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Took this on Sunday, pretty much full zoom. Didn't come out as crisp as i would have liked but not too bad for my first attempt at catching the "roost"
And this was one of my first tracking shots. Again, didn't come out great but the more i do, the better they will be (hopefully). I think i need a longer shutter speed for this one.
Love the Beagle shots! (Beagle owner/lover myself)
Went out to try that location I found while walking the dog. The sunset wasn't as good as I was hoping, but I shall return when it looks as if it'll be better!
Couldn't have been an easier shot to do. It would look 100x better if the bike was on a proper trail though. I rode an awesome one today, might go back tomorrow.
Went out and bought another lens to complete my king crop combo.
17 - 55 2.8 IS. IS on it is fantastic, hand holding half second exposures is doable at 17mm. I'll be taking it back though as it just doesnt quite work for me. Renders some fantastic photos though....
End of the day I need to go full frame and quit f**king around.
Quick question, with the 1 second shutter speed how fast was the bike actually moving in that image? Complete photo newbie and I have heard that the illusion of speed can actually be generated by moving fairly slowly with long shutter speed.
I wasn't actually on the bike. I just had my hands on the bars and pushed it very slowly. A VERY slow walking pace, if you go too fast the camera shakes too much.