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  • 21-05-2009 2:03am
    #1
    dazftw
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    Im bored... was going through some bmx photos from about a week ago and found this.. I decided to post it here cause im pretty much in love with the colors! :p

    3550503470_e44cbb755f_o.jpg

    I used 3 flashes! Click on the photo for notes!

    More from the same shoot:

    CLICK!!!
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    CLICK!!!

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  • #2
    pete4130
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    The toothpick one is by far the best of the lot!!
    I think if you upped the ISO to 400 you could lower the flash output to abut 1/8th or 1/16th and get more detail in the background on the longer shots maybe.

    Shooting at 1/1 power doesn't always freeze the action because the flash duration is longer than at a lower output (not that it matters in these shots). Plus, you can push the shutter speed to 1/320th of a second too if you need to. These are all things I've slowly discovered over time.


  • #3
    dazftw
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    Thanks man, ill be sure to try that out during the week! Alan snapped his crank trying this curved wall ride we should be going back this week!

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