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Dec 31, 2004 14:25 |  #1

I "shot" this today of my buddy's new Sig 220 at the range. I used my new 50mm f/1.8 - needed it for the low light conditions and the speed of the lens. I think it came out awesome and I am extremely happy with it. Didn't go crazy with PS or anything. If you look closely you can see the slide recoil, giving the shot a certain sense of action. Thanks for any comments.

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Dec 31, 2004 23:47 |  #2

wow thats really cool! What kind of camara did you use? Also what do you think thoes streems of light are? Oh yeah one more question, did you use burst mode to catch the shot of just time it right?


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Jan 01, 2005 08:52 |  #3

Thanks Bruce! I used my Digital Rebel for the shot. I would assume the streams of light are the gunpowder igniting. Didn't use burst mode, just happened to get my timing down exactly when my buddy pulled the trigger. I have about 25 other shots that didn't make the cut. Again, thanks for the comments.

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Jan 01, 2005 09:52 as a reply to  @ hank1105's post |  #4

Very cool!


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