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That is a very good image, considering the shutter speed 😊
And after three hours in the pub, the lead shot shows how your eye and brain sees the musician...
As for the quad bikes, best not to have spent three hours in the local before performing.
As for the quad bikes, best not to have spent three hours in the local before performing.
And you'd had how many pints before steadying the camera? 
Quote:how well the words of Amazing Grace fit to the tune of House of the Rising Sun.
Shades of I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue. Scope for endless amusement and some seriously annoying earworms.
Quad bikes - well I profited from the experience of the first performance. I didn't keep any of my shots from that, but it sorted out what I needed to do for the second session. Timing for the top of the jump was crucial I think (particularly as that's where I focused for). I may download yours and have a sneaky look at the Exif some time...
your attempt is unusual, i have never tried to break the rule of thumb by such a huge margin...you have done very well, can you explain a bit of your technique to break it...
The aim was to get some of the movement of fingers while playing the guitar. Hence stopping down to allow this, and also to keep a good deal of background detail that was sharp (that's my excuse for not just dropping the ISO. Two pints were involved...)
I think I was resting my elbows on the table, and I was certainly sitting down.
My thinking was that any blur from camera movement would be limited compared with the movement of fingers.
Music is HERE on Facebook. I have discovered there's a video button on my camera...
I think I was resting my elbows on the table, and I was certainly sitting down.
My thinking was that any blur from camera movement would be limited compared with the movement of fingers.
Music is HERE on Facebook. I have discovered there's a video button on my camera...
Whatever the situation whatever the mood, just carry on strumming. And if you can't strum, then photograph someone who can.
John
John
If you use a table it can't strictly be called as hand held, but your attempt is praiseworthy, maximum shake of camera happen when i press the shutter, if i use high speed continuous shooting option of the camera, it can reduce this shake from the second shot and holding my breath i have broken the rule of thumb by 4 stop, this technique i use for strictly hand helding shots mainly in low light and when i don't have any other option at that time...
It is a matter of perspective.
Where do the doors fit in?
Not just on the walls!!!
I think I discovered the link between the main pic and version 3. Jim Morrison sung "Roll baby Roll...all night long'
pablophotographer
Where do the doors fit in?
Not just on the walls!!!
I think I discovered the link between the main pic and version 3. Jim Morrison sung "Roll baby Roll...all night long'
pablophotographer
