Oakhill_12.10.11

[ibGoinAJ]

I only posted a few

[Schwanz583]

Nice pics man, thanks for sharing!! Im looking forward to getting back out there and snapping a few myself

[jmtracing]

make ya dizzy looking at them. Cool pics

[ldunn328]

will you be posting anymore from that day?

[MXjunk127]

SHARP!!!!

Sweeeet pics dude!

[Tannersdad215]

Awesome pics! By any chance you got any of #215 on a Kawi 85?

[mxcapers721]

Is that track still "backwards"?

[ibGoinAJ]

Thanks guys, yeah the track is still backwards.

[firefighter4822]

The pic of oldenburg and one before it have excellent depth of field. Curious, was this shot in shutter priority or aperature modes? thanks

[ibGoinAJ]

They were all in Manual. I used a slow shutter with a small aperture for the pan flash shots (and a second off camera flash). They all vary in speed but i think they probably average at 1/60th f8 and iso 50,

[firefighter4822]

They were all in Manual. I used a slow shutter with a small aperture for the pan flash shots (and a second off camera flash). They all vary in speed but i think they probably average at 1/60th f8 and iso 50,

I see the flash now that you mention it, i shoot pretty much in shutter due to my lack of experience lol. Your RV vid was sick man, great work! thanks for the info.

[ibGoinAJ]

Thanks!

I have shot in manual since I bought the camera to force myself to learn. That was my first time actually photographing MX, and I think I got alot more keepers than I expected to. I still have ALOT to learn! But I honestly feel shooting in manual really helps teach yourself what works and when. I think I was trying to do too much for my first time with a second flash. I read and reread all the pro photog post here (Reemer, Joe, Rage, etc.) about everyones technique etc. It really helps understand, but only after trying it for myself lol. It really makes me appreciate what these guys do!