wanted some more practice on my rig shot's so i called a friend of mine and shot his truck. i am trying to figure out how to steady the pole alittle more, so chad any pointer's will be appreciated.
lifted 4x4 "RIG SHOT"
wanted some more practice on my rig shot's so i called a friend of mine and shot his truck. i am trying to figure out how to steady the pole alittle more, so chad any pointer's will be appreciated.
I love those trucks. first time rig?
no i have done a couple of other one's but beside's my daughter's go kart, this is my best onoe so far.
no EXIF data....what was your shutter speed? are you using those same poles you gave me and how long is it?(no homo)
bwahahahaha!Originally Posted by CH@Dbee
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Big trucks have grown on me since I moved to AL., but really nice shot, the back of the truck seems uber blurry to me, but that could be on purpose idk
BUILT NOT BOUGHT .........
chad here is the settings shutter 1/3, f stop 13 shot at 17mm and the pole was my 7 foot main with three 3ft extension's. i think i may not use the 7 foot section and just try the four 3ft sections. i try to hold it and keep it from bouncing while walking beside it but i might have it to long?
dude...yeah something is wrong. i normally do 2-2.5 second exposures and your only doing 1/3 of a second and your getting that much bounce?!?! its those poles, they are too heavy, thats why i didnt use the ones you gave me. mine is 4.5 ft x 3 poles(14ft) and its good for 2.5 second shutter.
what are your pole's made of? i dont think you can get much lighter that aluminum. i was thinking maybe i needed heavier pole's.
smaller aluminum than what you have. yours are too heavy, trust me.
ok i will try the smaller size one's i have. i am using 1 1/2 now and i have 1" ones done the same way.
are you speaking in trade size or REAL size?
Explain trade size
looks good to me! I would love a shot like this of my car.
Yea without the bounce this would be a great shot
yea i am working on the bounce thing.
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