American Levi Leipheimer whips around Civic Center Park in Denver, Colorado on his way to victory in the inaugural US Pro Cycling Challenge...
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Cars cars cars (and some bikes)
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Thanks for answering my question and sharing all these useful info Tom & justsomedude!!!
I agree that AF is not the first priority when panning. Technique surely plays a much bigger role!
I agree that AF is not the first priority when panning. Technique surely plays a much bigger role!
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Mercedes-Benz 300SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe
300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe von 1982Chris911 (Thank you 100.000 Times) auf Flickr
300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe von 1982Chris911 (Thank you 100.000 Times) auf Flickr
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I tried my old Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar 200mm f/2.8 (M42 mount) on my 400d today.
Apart from some heavy fringing at f/2.8, it's pretty nice!
See for yourselves
ISO 100, f/2.8
100% crop
Apart from some heavy fringing at f/2.8, it's pretty nice!
See for yourselves
ISO 100, f/2.8
100% crop
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Lamborghini Aventador at the Toronto International Autoshow by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr
McLAren MP4-12C at the Toronto International Autoshow by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr
Lotus Evora at the Toronto International Autoshow by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr
Ferrari 458 Italia at the Toronto International Autoshow by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr
Sebastian Vettel's World Championship Formula One Car, the RB7, at the Toronto International Autoshow by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr
Bugatti Veyron Super Sport at the Toronto International Autoshow by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr
Aston Martin One-77 at the Toronto International Autoshow by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr
Mercedes Benz SLS AMG Roadster at the Toronto International Autoshow by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr
For my review of the cars & show be sure to click the flickr links.
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This is my kind of topic. It takes up too much bandwidth to upload a couple dozen images, so let's try this:
www.stephenkimphoto.com
www.stephenkimphoto.com
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ions said:For my review of the cars & show be sure to click the flickr links.
That's strange. I found it quite effortless to click your flickr links.
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V8Beast said:ions said:For my review of the cars & show be sure to click the flickr links.
That's strange. I found it quite effortless to click your flickr links.
Sure you did. Why wouldn't you? I included images so that you didn't have to click them to see them and if you did you knew what you were clicking with no element of chance. That's the point. Your link is blind.
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ions said:
So I take it that you have a problem with people posting links to their portfolios? I'd rather click a link than sift through several dozen images posted in a thread, but perhaps I'm in the minority.
Let's try this, then. If you want to see more images like this......
and this....
Click the link I posted three posts prior.
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Both beautiful shots. Yeah, I do have a problem with posting portfolios, sort of. I think image threads should be about images. There's a place for posting portfolios, where it is around here I don't know cause I haven't looked for it. I have this problem for a couple reasons. The first is the simple netiquette of being "link slapped," it's sort of like saying "here look at this thing I can't bother to explain even a little but you should look at it anyway" and the second is the times that I have clicked a photographer's portfolio is I'm usually immensely annoyed by a horrible site full of flash, terrible UI and a bunch of other Web site rules I am the arbitrar of. I don't mean to come across as a jerk or militant about trivial things though both are at least partially true. Ultimately they're both excellent images and I'm glad you posted them.
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