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Thought some you fellower Gs'ers would like this one.
Did this a long exposure weekly assignment. Wanted it to be darker but the rain chased me in.
Did this a long exposure weekly assignment. Wanted it to be darker but the rain chased me in.
-Pete-
A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.
Of course, so does falling down a flight of stairs.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.
Of course, so does falling down a flight of stairs.
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On top of your saddlebag? Remote release?
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Here is a pic of the setup. QR plate on the bottom of the 10D. Another bungy over the lens. I was nervous as hell riding down the street at 50 mph with my camera gear hanging out (and of course it started to rain). Oh yeah, remote shutter. You can see the black cord coming across my lap.
As for the EXIF. PS sucks for this. I shoot RAW and convert to JPEG using "Save for the Web" in PS. This unwantedly strips out the EXIF data. Using the "Save As" doesn't give a JPEG choice. Suggestion to solve are welcome.
The detail of the shot were:
10D, with 16-35 @ 16, 2 second exposure, Tv mode, (I think it went about f6), no flash, no other adders. Only PS work was some saturation and USM.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.
Of course, so does falling down a flight of stairs.
My luck the day i try it ..i will score a 4" grasshopper in the lens.
Instead of Save for Web, switch over to ImageReady (you can use the button at the bottom of the PS tool palette). Once you are in ImageReady click the Settings... button in the Options section of the Optimize Palette
and make sure Add EXIF Metadata is checked. Once that is done you can use the Save Optimized command to save your file.
Bogen is one manufacturer/distributor, if you search their website you will find a few different types, just make sure to get one with the stud and you will be ready to go.
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=577
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Before you get all excited try to keep in mind that every time I want to save a JPEG with the EXIF data in it I have to go through these steps. It gets to be a real pain
What do you have your "depth" set to on your PS raw converter. I've always had mine set for 16 bit. I changed it to 8 bit now when I try "Save As" the JPEG option is available. Just to verify, I bailed out of that and reset it 16 bit and tried again... no JPEG. So.... now I need to figure what is truly the difference between the two...16 is bigger than 8. Gotta be better, right?
Haven't tried the ImageReady option yet.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.
Of course, so does falling down a flight of stairs.
Oh yeah... this was definetly the time for UV filter to be on the front of the lens. Rock, bugs, rain, small animals...
A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.
Of course, so does falling down a flight of stairs.
It is a cheap and handy tool to have around. I tried it on my mountain bike the other day to shoot video and it was a bit too shaky, stills might work though.
The superclamp is perfect for a GS there are so many good mounting points, rear rack-shoot your friends riding behind you, crash bar, etc. I would mount it and loop the neck strap tightly too the bike somehow as a backup. The possibilities are endless.
I like the shot you did it looks great and your setup worked. I am looking to get an underwater housing for my S1, curios how rainy day riding photos would look.