Fox Valley Hare Scramble

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Phil

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A few shots of some DRN mxers riding a harescramble. :yikes:

 

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Nice work Phil.

 

nikki

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Sweet pics Phil, nice work!! Enjoyed hangin out with you guys over the weekend! :cool:

 

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I kind of look like I know what I'm doing!

My goggles match my hand guards nicely! :nod:

 

oldguy

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MXGirl230 said:

I kind of look like I know what I'm doing!

My goggles match my hand guards nicely! :nod:

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Yep I bet every pro thinks about that when they get ready :)

 

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Phil

Outstanding photos. What kind of camera and lens was used for these photos? What speed/ISO did you use? Sorry for the million questions but I am a newbie with a Nikon D60 and my photos look like crap.

I know, it takes more then a camera to make a good photo but I have to start somewhere.

Thanks.

 

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I use a Canon 40D with a 70-200 f2.8L lens and a 580EXII flash. Settings vary, but most were shot at ISO 200 and f4. Pics in the woods were shot in manual mode at 1/1000, most of the ones in the open were aperture priority. I always shoot RAW.

Your D60 should be very capable, but kit lenses and "consumer zooms" will definitely hold it back from it's true potential. That being said, practice and learning your camera will help the most. I'm still learning and still consider myself a newbie, especially compared to some of the other great photographers on this board.