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Speedfair Pics
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flat-planedCrank
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Speedfair Pics
Hi,
A small selection of shots from Knockhills' Classic Speedfair...
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Comments and crits welcomed
Cheers.
A small selection of shots from Knockhills' Classic Speedfair...
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Comments and crits welcomed
Cheers.
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flat-planedCrank
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Re: Speedfair Pics
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Modena Scotland
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Re: Speedfair Pics
Loving the photos again. Very sharp indeed.
You really are getting good and IMO the best photographer on the forum
You really are getting good and IMO the best photographer on the forum
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Re: Speedfair Pics
Modena Scotland wrote:Loving the photos again. Very sharp indeed.
You really are getting good and IMO the best photographer on the forum
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Re: Speedfair Pics
great use of DOF,
shutter speed is brilliant aswell, to get sharpness and blur from the panning!
only crit i can think of, is some the crops just seem a bit tight, like on 7 and 15
it might have been what you were going for but i personally feel they are just a bit tight.
Adam
shutter speed is brilliant aswell, to get sharpness and blur from the panning!
only crit i can think of, is some the crops just seem a bit tight, like on 7 and 15
it might have been what you were going for but i personally feel they are just a bit tight.
Adam
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Stevoraith
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Re: Speedfair Pics
Agree with the comments about you producing the best pics on the forum (and thats high praise).
The extremely shallow DOF seems to give your stills a certain edge. Is it entirely natural or is there an element of re-touching going on to achive that look?
The extremely shallow DOF seems to give your stills a certain edge. Is it entirely natural or is there an element of re-touching going on to achive that look?
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flat-planedCrank
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Thanks for the kind words guys, appreciated 
No post blurring effects...
Cheers.
Yeah, I do try and vary it a bit - can be a tightrope sometimes... Thanks for your commentsARphotographs wrote:
only crit i can think of, is some the crops just seem a bit tight, like on 7 and 15
it might have been what you were going for but i personally feel they are just a bit tight.
Adam
The shallow DOF is entirely in-cameraStevoraith wrote: The extremely shallow DOF seems to give your stills a certain edge. Is it entirely natural or is there an element of re-touching going on to achive that look?
No post blurring effects...Cheers.