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  • #31
    Originally posted by Aryan View Post
    Tomorrow!! Now, you are going to get a 100 more responses!

    P.S: Waiting for the pictures..
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    • #32
      Here my bike and its " MINI ME "

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      • #33
        Nice photography, but those are definitely scale models. But knowing Sunny, you may never know he can actually come up with a shoot of the real bikes.
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        • #34
          waiting fr the real thing :P
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          • #35
            initial pic looks great! looking forward to the entire photoshoot!
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            • #36
              It was a spontaneous shoot. I had taken four scale models in the trip hoping that we will get some good opportunities to shoot them. We did get one fine one in the morning in Binsar right in the terrace where we were lodged. The background was fantastic. After some 'jugaad' we finally managed to build a platform where we could keep the bikes and took some photos. I wonder how would it really be to take these beasts with a background like this in India. Looks nothing less than the Swiss Alps minus the roads and the real bikes of course.




              The setup : A tripod and a food tray balanced on it with the bikes precariously perched on the top.


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              • #37
                Doesn't matter what the jugaad' was, but the results are fantastic. Loved the shots Sunny. Lovely backdrop as well..

                P.S: I couldn't help but notice those black spots on the pictures. Is that dirt on the sensor of the 400D(?) that you use?
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                • #38
                  LOvely shots.

                  Originally posted by Aryan View Post
                  P.S: I couldn't help but notice those black spots on the pictures. Is that dirt on the sensor of the 400D(?) that you use?
                  Same here.I can also see them pretty well.
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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Sunny View Post
                    It was a spontaneous shoot. I had taken four scale models in the trip hoping that we will get some good opportunities to shoot them. We did get one fine one in the morning in Binsar ......................



                    Some more pictures later!

                    @sunny: Two questions here..

                    1. How to get the shining of twinkling star effect in the above pic.

                    2. What are those black dots...i mean some particles on the whole picture...

                    My questions may sound dumb...but i badly need an answer ...
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                    • #40
                      @kriss:1. Keep maximum possible aperture to get he twinkling effect
                      2. th eblackspots is dirt on my 400D sensor. Did not get time to get it cleaned and have since i first started using it last oct from the Australian trip. Unfortunately many Binsar have it.
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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by Sunny View Post
                        @kriss:1. Keep maximum possible aperture to get he twinkling effect
                        2. th eblackspots is dirt on my 400D sensor. Did not get time to get it cleaned and have since i first started using it last oct from the Australian trip. Unfortunately many Binsar have it.
                        Thanks for the tip sunny.

                        Is that dirt or dust particles.. .What ever it is... it needs a cleanup badly...

                        Think about a waterwash for your 400D from any of the top indian super model and a wax coat if possible.
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                        • #42
                          Awesome pictures sunny

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                          • #43
                            So, finally the pics are out of the vault...Nice ones...!!

                            Btw, whose the photographer..!??

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                            • #44
                              Excellent concept and great execution! However, the excessive dust spots take away a lot from the images

                              They've become so visible here coz you were probably shooting with very tiny apertures to get the maximum possible DOF.

                              I would suggest you clean the photos in PS to bring them to their true potential.

                              As for the sensor, with so much dust, i'm pretty confident that it will need a wet cleaning
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                              • #45
                                @vicky: yeah, i know. i will get them cleaned off the official service center this week itself.
                                @inder: photography is done by me. Manan also took photos but they will be posted later
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