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30-08.-2007, 05:24 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Newburyport, MA USA
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Document your bike ride project
I strapped a Canon Digital Rebel to my bars with a Gorillapod flexible tripod, set the focus to infinity, the mode to sport, and the FOV to the widest 28mm.
  And below is the results in a flash movie. I need to take shots about three times more often in order to make it easier to understand where I'm going, but I thought you might like it. Click the link and wait about a minute for the flash movie to load, there's no preloader so it'll just start. Yes, a short ride for a lot of you guys, but I'm just starting out. http://64.207.163.73/flash/bikeridemov1.html |
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30-08.-2007, 09:59 AM
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Re: Document your bike ride project
isn't that camera going to weigh you down?
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30-08.-2007, 10:52 AM
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Re: Document your bike ride project
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 Anyway, it was just something to do for run, I'm a semi-pro photographer on the side of my normal job and wanted to see how it came out. |
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