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Jun 03, 2008 21:54 |  #1

Enjoy :)

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Jun 03, 2008 22:51 |  #2

Very nice. Looks like an Arlen Ness Lowliner. Any ideas?

The first shot is amazing, really loving the second as well. Nice touch on the fourth, not many people tend to look at the belts on those. Interesting viewpoint.

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Jun 04, 2008 00:52 |  #3

Pretty sick. Great lighting.

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Jun 04, 2008 07:46 |  #4

Excellent!

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Finally someone who worked with the light instead of having it work against them! Put a shot in here to wake some of these guys up! Pics of your motorbike

Good use of HDR, too. I'd have used ISO 400 so you could have used 1/50, & crop out the guy at the left. Maybe warm it up a little, too.

The first shot took a looooong time to load & I want to put a link to it in "Tips", so I'm attaching a smaller version of it here. too.
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Jun 04, 2008 19:23 as a reply to  @ PhotosGuy's post |  #5

Wow! You got an "Excellent!" from Frank. ;)

That's awesome, and I can do nothing but totally agree with him.

Great work Derek.

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Jun 04, 2008 19:33 |  #6

awesome bike, and awesome pictures

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Jun 04, 2008 23:28 |  #7

hah wow thanks guys :)

Frank my XT doesnt like 400 ISO LOL noise starts to happen. I also didnt want the crop to be tight so i figured the guy in the pic added to the setting lol but it was no "photoshoot" just relaxin havin fun snappin some pics :)

o wait heres the killer it was shot with the 18-55mm kit lens lmaooooo :D

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Jun 04, 2008 23:33 |  #8

love the first pic!!!

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Jun 04, 2008 23:35 |  #9

I really have no words for the beauty of the chopper and the awesomeness of the capture.

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Jun 05, 2008 06:50 |  #10

^Thanks guys :D

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Jun 05, 2008 07:04 |  #11

Very nice bike.

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Jun 05, 2008 07:50 |  #12

Frank my XT doesnt like 400 ISO LOL noise starts to happen.

In my experience, the better the exposure, the better a high ISO shot looks. Usually the noise is most noticeable in the very dark areas, so it's easy to fix:
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Gavin shoots everything at high ISO & provides fun captions as well. The first & many other images are at ISO Speed Ratings = 1600! (Yeah, MK III) :p
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I also didnt want the crop to be tight

You'll also have to crop some if you make a "standard" 8X10" print, so it's usually a good idea to include some extra space, but for the web, I'd use a tighter crop to keep attention on the bike.

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Jun 05, 2008 13:30 |  #13

^cool cool usually when i have my tripod with me i tend to use the lowest iso cause i can just lower the shutter and get the same results without the noise, if i used a high iso when i took the 3rd pic of the under exposed shot to complete the hdr you wouldve seen noise lol

and i usually dont print any of my pics so i dont worry too much about that lol

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Jun 05, 2008 19:29 |  #14

when i have my tripod with me i tend to use the lowest iso

I would, too. High ISO can be OK, but low is best.

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Jun 06, 2008 01:58 |  #15

I'd hang number 2 on my wall - great composition and visually stunning.

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