Show us your setup and the final result!

Idea P: I'm flattered. Great result. That's a clean looking bike! (dirt and build)

noelty: nice lighting and background

KhanhD wrote in post #14903649

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Yes, setup and final are from 2 different angles.

Very cool!!!!

Fricks wrote in post #14902021

LOVE!!!!!!!!! this.

@ Fricks

That is a killer shot! Well done.

waterrockets wrote in post #14903583
Idea P: I'm flattered. Great result. That's a clean looking bike! (dirt and build)

noelty: nice lighting and background

Hey waterrockets...do you race for Joe's pro bikes?

Fricks wrote in post #14902021
I use the 8-15 for wave photos. And this turtle just happened to be swimming around so i went and chased after it haha

Fantastic shot Fricks!!! One of the coolest I've seen in a long time
(Just had to quote with the shot)

You guys are incredible! And inspiring! Subscribed.

Take one Suzuki 650cc VStrom, bolt a ball head to where the passenger footrest is normally mounted, and attach a camera with fisheye.

The off camera 600EX-RT speedlight is strapped to the pillion seat and triggered with ST-E3_RT wireless transmitter in ETTL mode and HSS. Camera is released via remote cable from a button ziptied to the handle bars.

Set lens on manual focus @ infinity, and camera on AV @ F5.6 so you can be pretty sure the shots will be in focus.

Take a big breath, 2 tranquilisers, then go ride and play.

Dude that's the coolest thing ever! Lets see a couple more

^Awesome imagination and result^

Chet wrote in post #14905698
Dude that's the coolest thing ever! Lets see a couple more

The one real advantage I forgot to mention about this setup is that I no longer have another photographer on the back of the bike screaming like a stuck pig every time I go around a corner. Anyway, two more by popular demand

This one was taken with a crazy slow shutter speed, and is pretty funky.
Adjusting my speed to that of the rider made the shot quite useable.(sellable)

Hatchplot wrote in post #14905691
Take one Suzuki 650cc VStrom, bolt a ball head to where the passenger footrest is normally mounted, and attach a camera with fisheye.

The off camera 600EX-RT speedlight is strapped to the pillion seat and triggered with ST-E3_RT wireless transmitter in ETTL mode and HSS. Camera is released via remote cable from a button ziptied to the handle bars.

Set lens on manual focus @ infinity, and camera on AV @ F5.6 so you can be pretty sure the shots will be in focus.

Take a big breath, 2 tranquilisers, then go ride and play.

This is what you can expect from it. Check the super cool texture of the road surface as it is blurred toward the outside of the focus area.

I should probably have removed the flock of birds.

awesome!!! what event was this??

as some one that has been both riding on the back of a bike taking pic's and Being the one controlling the bike with someone on the back. this is a great idea

Gaarryy wrote in post #14905750
awesome!!! what event was this??

Gaarryy, it was the Western Province Duathlon champs in Cape Town South Africa. They are held at the Killarney Motor Racing track which is great to go play on a motorbike while 'shooting' the athletes.
The only drawback is that you have to stop and readjust camera position to get a different type of shot. I'm working on a remote pan and tilt system, working thorough live view and a 7inch android tablet on the handlebars though.

Those fisheye cycling shots are great. Just one suggestion for a minor improvement would be to switch to second-curtain flash. That way the blur would appear to follow the flash-frozen image. Great idea and execution though.