Suzuki V-Strom (VStrom) Owners Club DL250, DL650, DL1000 & DL1050
Gallery => Pictures => Topic started by: Anonymous on May 13, 2012, 09:21:54
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Hello,
Went out this morning about 6am for a nice 45 mile ride on my new V Strom, thought I'd post a few pics
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Lovely bike, excellent photos...enjoy your new steed!
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nice bike and pics. enjoy:)
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Nice pics . Why are your rear indicators mounted so high ?
Were the pics in Poole ?
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great pictures
what did you use?
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I've seen indicators mounted like that before. I think it was the swmotech pannier rack. They needed to be moved so they can cd seen with it fitted
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Nice pics . Why are your rear indicators mounted so high ?
Were the pics in Poole ?
Yes they were taken in and around Poole & Sandbanks. Indicators are re-mounted because of the panniers, makes them more visible when panniers are attached.
Cheers
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great pictures
what did you use?
Cheers,
I used a Nikon D200, 3 shot handheld pics. I find you get more details in the shadows, especially when you are exposing for a black bike in bright sun
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very nice :auto-dirtbike: :thumb: :)))
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Excellent use of your camera. Cracking images.
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Nice pics . Why are your rear indicators mounted so high ?
Were the pics in Poole ?
Yes they were taken in and around Poole & Sandbanks. Indicators are re-mounted because of the panniers, makes them more visible when panniers are attached.
Cheers
Ha , thought it was , I stay at a mates a few times a year just outside Poole .
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Very nice, far too clean :-)
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great pictures
what did you use?
Cheers,
I used a Nikon D200, 3 shot handheld pics. I find you get more details in the shadows, especially when you are exposing for a black bike in bright sun
Some of them look slightly "over-popped" (like you can tell on a $100 laptop LCD!). What do you use to blend them? (Nice shots though - much nicer than the extreme HDR you often see people do.)
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Nice 'HDR' effect photo's.
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Just wondering, what does HDR stand for? The images by diabolic are excellent, and seem very sharp. I'm a continual camera novice and guess it means High Definition Resolution?? ! :shrug:
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Just wondering, what does HDR stand for? The images by diabolic are excellent, and seem very sharp. I'm a continual camera novice and guess it means High Definition Resolution?? ! :shrug:
High Dynamic Range. Basically a camera can only record a range of light, whereas the human eye can distinguish a broader range. HDR works by taking a number of photos with different exposures (each bringing out the most of a particular range, like lights, or darks etc) and then blending them together to create an image which then has a wider range than can be captured in a single exposure. Google it - there's tons of info available on it, and some stunning examples too. For example: http://digital-photography-school.com/1 ... done-right (http://digital-photography-school.com/19-beautiful-examples-of-hdr-done-right)
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So a bit like posting the same answer three times then, so we can overlay them and get the best quality read ?
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So a bit like posting the same answer three times then, so we can overlay them and get the best quality read ?
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:-) Ahem, sorry, WiFi/browser hiccup. I reported myself to the mods and asked them to delete the 2 dupes.