Great pics mate,am to fond of the old TL to take it through there,note to self "buy a big trailie.
Slapper?
Great pics mate,am to fond of the old TL to take it through there,note to self "buy a big trailie.
Be the person your dog thinks you are...
Scotsman on a German
Sheesh! Who stole the topseal?
I would happily take my Subaru or mountain bike through there but nothing else in my garage would go near that.
In space, no one can smell your fart.
V Twin ..... yum!
You need to come over to the dark side and put an Adventure Bike in your garage then!Originally Posted by McJim
Cheers, Dave
Hardcore Biker
I remember one particular trip over there, Whitetrash was all of 15 or 16 driving dad's 1967 Chev Impala over there I was in the middle in the front and most of the corners over there the front of the big old bitch was hanging well off the side. Probably one of the scariest drive I have ever been on in a car. Its a long way down.
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Smarty pants... since ages ago
You may take them... but not reccomended at speed. In a lot of places, it is a long way down. And... in places, where it isnt a long way down... if you go down, it'll be bloody hard to get back up again. Even on foot.
I went through yesterday, the grader had been through.../ I passed it near the Duntroon end. It was like driving on ball bearings... Naseby to the Danseys Pass camp took one and a half hours.
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
Cogito ergo zoom
Thanks for the head's up about the recent grading; some friends are headed over this morning so I will let them know.
thinks it's real.
Nah. thats not long exposure, thats high ISO.... long exposure would make everything blurry...Photos were taken just before midnight, but with a VERY long exposure on the digital on the moonlit night, hence the grainy effect......
In Search of New Gravel ......
Photographic terminology.....
Sorry dude, I've been a photographer for a living for the last 22 yearsNah. thats not long exposure, thats high ISO.... long exposure would make everything blurry..., and I would call 6 seconds a faily long exposure....
It was high ISO, but long exposure too
Stu
My KLR thinks it's a Hyundai - running happily at the red-line hour after hour.....
thinks it's real.
Lol, sweet as... but it would be the iso that makes the grainy apperance...Sorry dude, I've been a photographer for a living for the last 22 years
Stu
just to be nit picky... one of those days.
Armature speller
6 seconds isn't long.
I don't see star trails yet
In Search of New Gravel ......
Just to be nit picky...... it's actually a thing called the DRO that's caused the aggressive grain. The high ISO does cause a certain amount of grain, but is accentuated by the Dynamic Range Optimisation setting which lightens up the dark areas (in this case most of the scene ) and adds about 500% to the effective grain....
just to be nit picky... one of those days
Stu
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In Search of New Gravel ......
short star trails......
Check image # 4145, short star trails......6 seconds isn't long.
I don't see star trails yet
Stu
Armature speller
Can't see the stars due to the high DRO noise
You doing the DRO on or off camera?
In Search of New Gravel ......
DRO in camera
Oops, didn't mean 4145, should have written 4154Can't see the stars due to the high DRO noise
You doing the DRO on or off camera?
DRO at highest most extreme setting, In camera, Sony A700 ( just what I had with me at the time of the wee rollover :-)
Stu
Smarty pants... since ages ago
Whatever the camera settings... nobody died... dented car and pride. We can ALL live with that...
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