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The amazing Willow! #28006
01/29/10 01:00 PM
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Jim Poor Offline OP
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She's almost thirteen and has 13 MACHs.

She's clean and she's FAST. I always have to be on my toes when she gets to the line.



I'm not quite thrilled with this Psuedo HDR attempt yet:


Re: The amazing Willow! [Re: Jim Poor] #28007
01/30/10 11:12 AM
01/30/10 11:12 AM
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Hey Jim,

That is amazing! These are wonderful shots. I particularly like the second photo with Willow going through the poles. I was thinking initially that I might like the ribbons a bit lower, but I think in hindsight that it may actually have distracted from the dog. Nicely done!

James

Re: The amazing Willow! [Re: James Morrissey] #28008
01/30/10 11:29 AM
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Thanks James,

I'm working on stage two of this shoot coming up on the 11th. It will be some studio stuff, but I'm working on a set with the poles in a semi-circle with them going from high in back to lower in front.

Re: The amazing Willow! [Re: Jim Poor] #28009
01/31/10 08:05 AM
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Love the idea, don't love the HDR. It makes a really funky cyan cast on everything. I think it could have been really cool shot with a flash to expose the dog well, fill in the shadows and richen up the skies

Re: The amazing Willow! [Re: Julie] #28010
01/31/10 09:02 AM
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Thanks Julie,

I don't love the HDR either, but thought I'd give it a shot.

I had an AB400 for the posed stuff, but not for the actual weaving. I suppose I could have set it up for that too, but I didn't want to fiddle with recycle times and such.

Re: The amazing Willow! [Re: Jim Poor] #28011
01/31/10 09:05 AM
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Your problem with the AB's is not the recycle time, but, the flash synch times. I don't know if you could get enough shutter speed to freeze a running dog. I would do your regular flashes off camera as they will synch higher. I know mine has a high speed synch. You just can't motor drive it.

Re: The amazing Willow! [Re: Julie] #28012
01/31/10 09:15 AM
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Yeah, I've got High-speed sync on the SB800-900 that would work. I think the Elinchrome Ranger would have been good for that too.


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