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28th November 2007
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"Fast" Food?!
 Who would've known, Sushi can really "RUN"! Do provide comments, harsh or encouraging, as I just took up shooting with a DSLR. Taken with a NIKON D70 btw. Last edited by KeNy105; 28th November 2007 at 09:30 PM. |
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28th November 2007
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Re: "Fast" Food?!
the idea's there but theres obvious handshake, which I don't think can be avoided at such shutter speeds.. if not a more linear blur of the sushi plates would be better..
or if you are more daring, put the cam on the conveyor belt..  Hope you don't mind me posting a pic here..
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28th November 2007
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Re: "Fast" Food?!
That works too! haha... thanks!
And yeah, shooting that such speeds doesn't really help unless a tripod is used. |
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30th November 2007
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Re: "Fast" Food?!
I'm putting S$10 on the red plate one. 10:1 winnings ratio, OK?
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1st December 2007
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Re: "Fast" Food?!
I give you half Plate!
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1st December 2007
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Re: "Fast" Food?!
this is a situation that you can try using real curtain sync, the flash will be triggered right before the shutter close, so the subject is freeze by flash and follow by a motion blur behind.
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3rd December 2007
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6th December 2007
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Re: "Fast" Food?!
hahaX. *imagines sushi running*
oh mah' gwad...
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