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hmm wondering if the auto focus was so fast to catch the kids so clearly...
did u try bouncing up and down also? |
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ST > did u try panning too??
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I was using an EOS 1D...
...NOT! I used AI Servo, continuous shooting mode, centre focusing point on, panned the movement, and shot like there was no tomorrow. Then choose the one or two good ones at home. |
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Wow, I love the 3rd shot! You son looks like he's really have a good time up there huh?
 What camera was used?I went to try last weekend and almost vomit my dinner after doing all the somersault up there...  |
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i like the 3rd one also, very well captured expression...
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wow EOS 1D..
how much you paid for it? |
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very nice captures... how many shots did you took in total to get these few good ones?
the photos reminds me of Peter Pen...  |
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7th January 2003
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The Power of Canon's AI Servo Engine plus USM lens of course!
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D30... ancient model.
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How did you get the right focus on your children? Did you have to press half-shutter or anything? Is this kind of shots possible with a consumer dc?
how does this AI Servo work? |
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I'm afraid that consumer dc's will probably not allow you to take this type of shots, no matter how good a photographer you are. |
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12th January 2003
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I like the shots, but I think a bit dark.
And lately we've been having cloudy days. And for shots like this when the shutter needs to be fast how else can we brighten up the image? Larger Aperture? Or exposure compensation? |
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