Borrowed one of Dad's camera's!

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Borrowed one of my Dad's camera's for our last race today to try it out. All shot with a Canon 20D and a Canon 24-70 F2.8L lens.

Trying a slow shutter speed pan through the whoops.

Another Slow Shutter Speed Pan.

 

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This is one of my favorites.

 

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Nice work there Troy looks like you got your dad's eye/talent
I like the shot of #26 but would be so much better without that fence- kinda like your dads problem at Millville with the bright blue porta johns

 

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Chili ... do you hear footprints? If you don't, listen harder!! :nod:

Troy, please tell me those are NOT the first time you have used the camera!

They are great! Heck, I would love to have shots that good.

 

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This track is absolutely horrendous for shooting, not a clean background to be had anywhere. You've got buildings, fences, farm equipment and not so much as a tree in sight.

Tony it's the third time he's used the camera, I set him up on AV priority with some basic settings and told him to work from there. Each time he goes out he comes back with some interesting stuff and seems to have an eye for what he wants to get out of the shot.

He processed these on the laptop which I hate doing and in hindsight Troy we should have checked these on my monitor as they are a bit over processed. The shots are still there it's just a little too much PS stuff.

 

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Nice work there Troy looks like you got your dad's eye/talent

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I'll second that!

Chili ... most of them look good here, I think maybe his "favorite" is pushed a little, but the other are fine. Good shots.

 

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Nice job Troy. :cool:

 

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i also like the one of #26 best... but your fav is really cool too, the one were he's about to bounce

 

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Nice! I like the fav and the one above it best. Good eye!

 

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His slow speed pans are pretty nice too!

 

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but would be so much better without that fence- kinda like your dads problem at Millville with the bright blue porta johns

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Yeah I tried removing the fence but my photoshop skills are still lacking.

Thanks for the comments guys.

 

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I agree they are a bit over cooked, but that 4th shot is killer. Good work bro..

 

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I like the last one too, I forgot to mention. Nice angle that you don't see often. :cool:

 

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I didn't tell Troy until it hit the web but I used three of his shots in the race report from that week. So he's now been published so to speak :) http://provincials.racerxcanada.com/news_update.php?id=98

 

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lay-Z, whattup g! you did great! i agree that some of these are pushed a little far, but personally, i like the slight oversat look (as i'm sure people can tell from my shiznit.)

ya got mad skillz, bro!

wp.

 

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Thanks again guys. Next time I will definitely use a different comp. for the editing.

 

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the zuki shot is awesome