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Shooting shot from today. Your thoughts?

 
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May 31, 2009 02:15 |  #1

C&C welcome.

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May 31, 2009 03:30 |  #2

Hum, not to sure on this, maybe it would have worked better with a puff of smoke from the end of the barrel ? or to have the front end of the barrel in focus and the lady out of focus? but thats my 2 cents worth.




  
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May 31, 2009 06:49 |  #3

DOF is too narrow for me. The part thats sharp is also dark. Hard to see much detail in the face. Since thats what In focus, Im assuming thats what you want us to see, but its hard since its not nearly as bright as everything else.


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May 31, 2009 12:42 |  #4

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Hum, not to sure on this, maybe it would have worked better with a puff of smoke from the end of the barrel ? or to have the front end of the barrel in focus and the lady out of focus? but thats my 2 cents worth.

A puff of smoke from the barrel would be cool, although I didn't bring my radio triggers and tri-pod, and I'm not about to stand in front of a live rifle. Thanks for your input.

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DOF is too narrow for me. The part thats sharp is also dark. Hard to see much detail in the face. Since thats what In focus, Im assuming thats what you want us to see, but its hard since its not nearly as bright as everything else.

I had that same feeling to about the darkness of the face. Do you think a reflector would have helped? I don't have one but might get one soon. Thanks.

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May 31, 2009 12:49 |  #5

I don't like it simply because I don't like guns!:)




  
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May 31, 2009 17:04 |  #6

You should have stood directly infront of the gun got the bullet leaving the barrel and then ducked would have made a crazy shot maybe next time


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May 31, 2009 17:49 |  #7

I like it simply because I like guns!


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May 31, 2009 18:30 |  #8

Roy Mathers wrote in post #8022867 (external link)
I don't like it simply because I don't like guns!:)

Uh, thanks for your input? Wouldn't it have been easier to not post anything?

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You should have stood directly infront of the gun got the bullet leaving the barrel and then ducked would have made a crazy shot maybe next time

Give that a try sometime and let me know how it works out for ya. I'm to big of a chicken.

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I like it simply because I like guns!

Well, okay then.

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May 31, 2009 18:36 |  #9

Here's my C&C:

- Her left ellbow should rest on her body
- Her left hand is gripping the rifle incorrectly and should support it better.
- Her trigger finger is gripping the grip too tightly and should rest loosely on the trigger
- Both eyes open doesn't work unless you have a seriously dominating eye. Closing one eye or better yet goggles with an eye shield over one eye would be better.
- She should stand straighter....

Oh, you meant the photo? ;)
Pretty nice - I like it. More DoF would be nice like already said.




  
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Jun 01, 2009 04:07 |  #10

Mark_Mason wrote in post #8024350 (external link)
Uh, thanks for your input? Wouldn't it have been easier to not post anything?

It was a joke - lighten up.




  
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Jun 01, 2009 09:52 |  #11

Roy Mathers wrote in post #8027001 (external link)
It was a joke - lighten up.

A smiley would have helped. Or less strict gun laws in the UK, so we wouldn't think everyone over there hated guns.




  
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Jun 01, 2009 09:59 |  #12

Remember 1776 - Wasn't it a great movie.


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Jun 01, 2009 11:20 |  #13

itzcryptic wrote in post #8028058 (external link)
A smiley would have helped. Or less strict gun laws in the UK, so we wouldn't think everyone over there hated guns.


Yes, a smiley would have helped but you're right in thinking that everyone (or almost everyone) over here hates guns. We haven't got your gun culture.:D

And we think that the strict gun laws are a good thing;)




  
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