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Been spending a lot of time on here!
BMX from this weekend
Shots I took this weekend.
These were shot with a nikon d90,50mm 1.8
and two vivitar 285hv's fired with cybersyncs.
comments welcome



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Nikon D90/ gripped,Nikon N90s,Mamiya 645 1000s,Nikon 50mm 1.8,Nikon 28mm 2.8,rokinon 8mm fisheye,Mamiya 80mm,vivitar 285HV x2, nikon sb-28, cybersync wireless receiver/ transmitter,
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01-29-2012 06:33 PM
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Been spending a lot of time on here!
i would say get tighter, they seem a lil loose.
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Been spending a lot of time on here!

Originally Posted by
brian_f2.8
i would say get tighter, they seem a lil loose.
As they are meant too, I'm not a fan of the tight cropped action shots.
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Nikon D90/ gripped,Nikon N90s,Mamiya 645 1000s,Nikon 50mm 1.8,Nikon 28mm 2.8,rokinon 8mm fisheye,Mamiya 80mm,vivitar 285HV x2, nikon sb-28, cybersync wireless receiver/ transmitter,
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I like the fact there is some background in the pics, it adds to the shot, I probably crop too close half the time in my sports shots
The only thing I might say, is that the guy in the second pic has disappeared b/c of his dark hoody and the dark b/g, but I really like the colours and lighting in these, think the last one is probably my favourite
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I spend too much of my life on TPF!
Tighter crop, maybe 25% or 10% if you want to keep it loose.
1. crop to a 8x10, too much negative space at the bottom.
2. no a fan of this comp
3. Not a good capture... looks like he just caught a barspin and is leaning way too far back.
4. best of the group but I would still tighten it up a bit.
nice work overall.
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Been spending a lot of time on here!

Originally Posted by
polymoog
I like the fact there is some background in the pics, it adds to the shot, I probably crop too close half the time in my sports shots

The only thing I might say, is that the guy in the second pic has disappeared b/c of his dark hoody and the dark b/g, but I really like the colours and lighting in these, think the last one is probably my favourite

yea the black hoodie gave me issues but i wasn't gonna tell him to take it off, i tried my best to separate him from the black bg though.
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Nikon D90/ gripped,Nikon N90s,Mamiya 645 1000s,Nikon 50mm 1.8,Nikon 28mm 2.8,rokinon 8mm fisheye,Mamiya 80mm,vivitar 285HV x2, nikon sb-28, cybersync wireless receiver/ transmitter,
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Been spending a lot of time on here!

Originally Posted by
McNugget801
Tighter crop, maybe 25% or 10% if you want to keep it loose.
1. crop to a 8x10, too much negative space at the bottom.
2. no a fan of this comp
3. Not a good capture... looks like he just caught a barspin and is leaning way too far back.
4. best of the group but I would still tighten it up a bit.
nice work overall.
1. i agree, i'll probably adjust it.
2. i rather enjoyed this one overall.
3. the timing is good, he's icepick stalling the log, kind of at a weird angle so i can see how you thought that.
4. actually my least favorite out of these. will probably tighten it up to get rid of the sky.
thanks for the comment!
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Nikon D90/ gripped,Nikon N90s,Mamiya 645 1000s,Nikon 50mm 1.8,Nikon 28mm 2.8,rokinon 8mm fisheye,Mamiya 80mm,vivitar 285HV x2, nikon sb-28, cybersync wireless receiver/ transmitter,
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I spend too much of my life on TPF!

Originally Posted by
Fender5388
3. the timing is good, he's icepick stalling the log, kind of at a weird angle so i can see how you thought that.
aw crap, I see that now!
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i kinda agrew tith getting in closer. i like that your able to tell what's going on because you got the whole area. just seems that there a little small.
Nikon D7000/D3000 with 24-70 F/2.8, 70-200 F/2.8, Nikon 35mm F/1.8, Nikon SB900 several other flashes and stuff.
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Been spending a lot of time on here!

Originally Posted by
brian_f2.8
i would say get tighter, they seem a lil loose.
I disagree. what most people who do not shoot action sports do not realize is your compostion needs to show your foreground and back ground. So many people on here are always saying tight crops on this kind of stuff. but then you wouldnt be able to tell where the person came from, where the persons going, or how big the object the person is doing the trick on.