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Snap short at Pinnaroo Point

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Created by neng > 9 months ago, 22 Nov 2012
neng
WA, 256 posts
22 Nov 2012 11:41PM
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I'm learning how to use my camera and went to Pinnaroo Point, It was very good wind. So got some few photos to share...






neng
WA, 256 posts
22 Nov 2012 11:49PM
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neng
WA, 256 posts
22 Nov 2012 11:52PM
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neng
WA, 256 posts
22 Nov 2012 11:55PM
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neng
WA, 256 posts
23 Nov 2012 12:07AM
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neng
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23 Nov 2012 12:13AM
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neng
WA, 256 posts
23 Nov 2012 12:16AM
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GreenPat
QLD, 4093 posts
23 Nov 2012 4:21AM
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Nice photos.

HappyG
VIC, 294 posts
23 Nov 2012 9:21AM
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Great photos. what sort of camera are you using and what filters if any... Pinnaroo is a great place to kite... The best and craziest shot is those guys jumping in the air at the same time... close...

hosh
WA, 241 posts
23 Nov 2012 7:06AM
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There ya go ant. A photo review of the incident. You need eyes in the back of your head at Pinnaroo. It's a circus. Last one's a classic, says it all

Underoath
QLD, 2433 posts
23 Nov 2012 9:29AM
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Picture 3.

When ever I see helmets and leashes at pinners- I honestly stay the $$$$ away!

Ya didn't see my buddy down there walking his kite at 12 o'clock to the car park did you?

Did someone say circus?

oceanfire
WA, 718 posts
23 Nov 2012 9:54AM
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Nice shots of the 'everyday' feel of the place.

Of course would have been better if you'd gotten a few pics of me, I was there that day

What was the incident? I missed it!

Zed
WA, 1271 posts
23 Nov 2012 10:34AM
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clusterf_uck central.

Lorgra
WA, 215 posts
23 Nov 2012 10:54AM
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Great pics mate!

Can someone please explain the incident.

cheers!

Briz
SA, 97 posts
23 Nov 2012 2:55PM
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Loved the composition of that first pic

neng
WA, 256 posts
23 Nov 2012 12:54PM
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HappyG said...
Great photos. what sort of camera are you using and what filters if any... Pinnaroo is a great place to kite... The best and craziest shot is those guys jumping in the air at the same time... close...



Hi HappyG,

Camera : Canon 5D mark II
Lens : Canon EF70-300mm
Filters : uv filter plus Polarized on top, It's was windy day didn't want any dust and sand got inside the lens

They were not that close each other but the zoom lens gave that look....ba ba

neng
WA, 256 posts
23 Nov 2012 12:56PM
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I will post more photos. It would be you if you were there, tonight

neng
WA, 256 posts
23 Nov 2012 1:07PM
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neng said...
I will post more photos. It would be you if you were there, tonight


Sorry couldn't find any good shoots so no more photos but it is going to be good wind this Sat and I will be down there if you guys want yourself photo(s) to be post here just let me know

eppo
WA, 9686 posts
23 Nov 2012 1:41PM
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Nice air from someone. Like the shot of two guys in the air, nice work mate.

doggie
WA, 15849 posts
23 Nov 2012 3:33PM
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eppo said...
Nice air from someone. Like the shot of two guys in the air, nice work mate.


Its not air, its dangling

theDoctor
NSW, 5785 posts
23 Nov 2012 8:45PM
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numpty point

juicerider
WA, 790 posts
23 Nov 2012 10:06PM
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Anyone else got pictures of Kooks to post?

Poida
WA, 1921 posts
23 Nov 2012 10:21PM
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nice pics neng
can you tell us how the polarising filter goes with your lens at full zoom. i used one on an image stabilising lens with a uv filter (75to250mm with canon 60d) and at full focus i got a lot of blurring. at wide focus it was fine? can you help with any advice?

neng
WA, 256 posts
24 Nov 2012 2:03AM
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Poida said...
nice pics neng
can you tell us how the polarising filter goes with your lens at full zoom. i used one on an image stabilising lens with a uv filter (75to250mm with canon 60d) and at full focus i got a lot of blurring. at wide focus it was fine? can you help with any advice?


" full focus i got a lot of blurring. at wide focus it was fine" Plus IS

I don't think it's nothing to do with polarising filter in your case. It's to do with shutter speed.

Was your subject moving fast(sport) or stay still(portrait)?
Which camera mode did you use, AV, TV, Auto, manual,...
What is your lens aperture? etc, EF75-250 4-5.6 is

Poida
WA, 1921 posts
24 Nov 2012 10:22AM
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neng said...
Poida said...
nice pics neng
can you tell us how the polarising filter goes with your lens at full zoom. i used one on an image stabilising lens with a uv filter (75to250mm with canon 60d) and at full focus i got a lot of blurring. at wide focus it was fine? can you help with any advice?


" full focus i got a lot of blurring. at wide focus it was fine" Plus IS

I don't think it's nothing to do with polarising filter in your case. It's to do with shutter speed.

Was your subject moving fast(sport) or stay still(portrait)?
Which camera mode did you use, AV, TV, Auto, manual,...
What is your lens aperture? etc, EF75-250 4-5.6 is


sport - surfing - but lots of light
no tripod
ef-s 55-250mm 1:4-5.6 IS lens at 250mm zoom
f/8
1:250 shutter - could have been the problem also
iso 100
manual mode

I seem to get less blur in these same situations without the polarising filter. back to testing it with a tripod i think and faster shutter speed.

e0422713
WA, 975 posts
24 Nov 2012 2:37PM
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great photos what beach will snapshot be looking
at next

neng
WA, 256 posts
24 Nov 2012 3:31PM
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Poida said...
neng said...
Poida said...
nice pics neng
can you tell us how the polarising filter goes with your lens at full zoom. i used one on an image stabilising lens with a uv filter (75to250mm with canon 60d) and at full focus i got a lot of blurring. at wide focus it was fine? can you help with any advice?


" full focus i got a lot of blurring. at wide focus it was fine" Plus IS

I don't think it's nothing to do with polarising filter in your case. It's to do with shutter speed.

Was your subject moving fast(sport) or stay still(portrait)?
Which camera mode did you use, AV, TV, Auto, manual,...
What is your lens aperture? etc, EF75-250 4-5.6 is


sport - surfing - but lots of light
no tripod
ef-s 55-250mm 1:4-5.6 IS lens at 250mm zoom
f/8
1:250 shutter - could have been the problem also
iso 100
manual mode

I seem to get less blur in these same situations without the polarising filter. back to testing it with a tripod i think and faster shutter speed.




That's what I thought and here is how to fix it....(my English is not very good but I will try)

For hand held shooting rule without IS

Full frame sensor : shutter speed = focus length
1/60s or faster = 55mm
1/250s or faster = 250mm
Full frame sensor, the setting for shutter speed should be equal or faster than focus length

Crop frame sensor shutter speed = focus length * 1.6
60d has 1.6 factor 1/100s or faster = 88mm ( 55mm*1.6 )
1/400s or faster = 400mm( 250mm*1.6 )
You have canon 60d. It's crop frame sensor, the sensor is smaller than full frame. When you are using 55mm lens, it is equal to 88mm focus length (55mm multiply by 1.6)

As you can see with your setting for 55mm as equal to 88mm and your shutter speed setting is 1/250s this is no problem for your shoot. (but if you have fast moving subject not far away from camera you still can get blurring)

So for your 250mm as equal to 400mm focus length and your setting is 1/250s that is too low. That is why you get a blurred shoot.

Are you with me? Now back to when you take action shorts, you need faster shutter speed to stop the action. For general action shoot shutter speed shouldn't be below 1/800s and that you have to learn by practicing. I will be there again this afternoon for practicing.






Poida
WA, 1921 posts
24 Nov 2012 6:50PM
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thanks neng
that makes sense
i should have been using a min 1/1000 i think plus a tripod
the shot was about 300m away
ill put the filter back on a see what i can do

neng
WA, 256 posts
24 Nov 2012 10:34PM
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Poida said...
thanks neng
that makes sense
i should have been using a min 1/1000 i think plus a tripod
the shot was about 300m away
ill put the filter back on a see what i can do


That's no problems.
If you do use tripod turn off the IS. The Polarized filter helps to get a rich blue sky and make the clouds pop and more.... For the full effect the sun must be behind the lens and it doesn't work in the cloudy day. You can see some of the photos here, on the left of the sky is white and on the right side of the sky is blue because the sun is on the left of the lens. Well hope you now are a happy shooter.

Happy shooting.



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