Took some images...

[Vince@Meanstreets]

ok scott i'll need a few of those in high high res please!!!

[XcYZ]

Originally Posted by ratman67

what makeand model wheels are those, thx, rm

They are Boze Lateral-g's.

Originally Posted by MaxHarvard

All you need now Scott is a slew of SB900's

I know EXACTLY what direction your thinking, and I totally agree! But that's such an investment for so little use. It would be fun though.

[jski67]

Awesome shots! Your photography has always been great.

I picked up a d5100 last year and am slowly getting better, but definitely need to practice more.

Since we're talking cameras, check this out...
http://www.red.com/products/epic

I co-own a video production company and our Epic just came in a couple months ago. It's so awesome. We can shoot 5k raw images at 96fps (!) with a camera thats a little bit bigger than a dslr. Groundbreaking stuff!

My focus is really on the post production side of the biz, but being around all these cool cameras has definitely inspired me to shoot more

Anyway, again, great shots!

Jason

[MaxHarvard]

Originally Posted by XcYZ

They are Boze Lateral-g's.





I know EXACTLY what direction your thinking, and I totally agree! But that's such an investment for so little use. It would be fun though.

I use about 4 or 5 of them on every shoot .

[XcYZ]

Originally Posted by MaxHarvard

I use about 4 or 5 of them on every shoot .

My subjects are always in motion (well, other than my parked car, lol), so I can't justify that expense/investment. Useable ISO 12,800 is a must for me though.

But on the topic of the speedlights, what are you using to control them?

[MaxHarvard]

Originally Posted by XcYZ

My subjects are always in motion (well, other than my parked car, lol), so I can't justify that expense/investment. Useable ISO 12,800 is a must for me though.

But on the topic of the speedlights, what are you using to control them?

Speedlights can freeze motion with 1/1000 or even higher shutter speeds

Just saying.

I use alien bees radios, used radio poppers a while back, but those are pricey to trounce around in the dirt with.

[cmraman]

Originally Posted by MaxHarvard

I use about 4 or 5 of them on every shoot .

Why so many. I've only had 3 for years, and one was stolen recently so I'm down to 2.

[MaxHarvard]

Originally Posted by cmraman

Why so many. I've only had 3 for years, and one was stolen recently so I'm down to 2.

Trying new stuff, light inside, underneath, sides. A lot of my shoots happen in dark places, just nice to have a little extra at times.

Mainly use 2-3 most of the time, more if I want to light a person and the car or car and background... Just to mix it up.