Railway odds and ends...

[AcutancePhotography]

some railway fun

For the first one did you use first or second curtain flash? Which direction is the loco moving in the image?

 

[dhr90]

some railway fun

Fantastic shots!!

 

[AvTvM]

Hi dpc, really like those 2 of your last series:
http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=23425.0;attach=162255
http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=23425.0;attach=162288

where is it? Saskatchewan?

 

[dpc]

Hi dpc, really like those 2 of your last series:
http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=23425.0;attach=162255
http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=23425.0;attach=162288

where is it? Saskatchewan?

Thanks. Yes, it's south-western Saskatchewan. The town of Kindersley, specifically.

 

[lion rock]

2 photos.
-r

 

[snappy604]

some railway fun

For the first one did you use first or second curtain flash? Which direction is the loco moving in the image?

long exposure and timing a train coming in front of another. No flash, I worry about upsetting staff. Its already an uneasy tolerance .

The train you see is stationary in the dark, the neon streak is another train coming in front of it, but under I think about 30 sec exposure 100iso, and I forget aperture, but likely around 8. This was done on a canon 80d

 

[AvTvM]

where is it? Saskatchewan?

Thanks. Yes, it's south-western Saskatchewan. The town of Kindersley, specifically.

Ah, thx! Not been there yet.
Was in Regina and Saskatoon and up north as far as Lac La Ronge and all along Hwy #1 ... many many years ago. Had an absolutely great time there an entire summer long.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi lion rock.
I like the steam punk, I think the second engine is going to need a little work, mostly it will buff out though!
Lots of great shots from the rest of you too.

Cheers, Graham.

2 photos.
-r

 

[Deleted member 378664]

some railway fun

For the first one did you use first or second curtain flash? Which direction is the loco moving in the image?

long exposure and timing a train coming in front of another. No flash, I worry about upsetting staff. Its already an uneasy tolerance .

The train you see is stationary in the dark, the neon streak is another train coming in front of it, but under I think about 30 sec exposure 100iso, and I forget aperture, but likely around 8. This was done on a canon 80d

Hm,

2sec, iso800 and f/9 is what Fxif reads from the images Exif Data

 

[lion rock]

Thanks Valvebounce!
A thorough may do, but I wouldn't ride on it. Too much gone already, :-\ .
-r

Hi lion rock.
I like the steam punk, I think the second engine is going to need a little work, mostly it will buff out though!
Lots of great shots from the rest of you too.

Cheers, Graham.

2 photos.
-r

 

[Roo]

Serviceton Station - a grand old station, with one of the longest platforms in the state, on the mainline between Melbourne and Adelaide but the trains haven't stopped here in years...

 

[snappy604]

some railway fun

For the first one did you use first or second curtain flash? Which direction is the loco moving in the image?

long exposure and timing a train coming in front of another. No flash, I worry about upsetting staff. Its already an uneasy tolerance .

The train you see is stationary in the dark, the neon streak is another train coming in front of it, but under I think about 30 sec exposure 100iso, and I forget aperture, but likely around 8. This was done on a canon 80d

Hm,

2sec, iso800 and f/9 is what Fxif reads from the images Exif Data

yeah I was going by memory, my default go to was 100 iso, 20-30 secs and about f8/f9 on my 7D... but this is on my newer 80D. Interesting that the 80D is showing the exif info, my 7D didn't seem to keep it after processing, but maybe I changed some settings since during one my lightroom updates.. but its why out of memory vs bothering to look.

 

[bhf3737]

CP Train passing through Calgary, Alberta
Canon 5DSr, 35mm (EF 16-35 f/4L)

 

[Click]

Nice shot, bhf3737.

 

[Mikeymb]

A couple of trains that run the Grand Saint Bernard Pass of the Alps between Switzerland and Italy

 

[dpc]