sorry author, I don't see so much 'split second timing' here. this is a guard, performing a regular movement. it is not difficult to shoot such a thing imo.
author says:
Well, adein, unless someone has clocked the guard's movement, i.e. the time span between raising his foot and bringing it hard down on the pavement, I should think that, what you say, it's open to all kinds of interpretation. No big deal, nevertheless. If you think you should stick to your guns, then just red-flag it, and this I say in good faith.
I suppose you could say any movement caught in higher shutter speed is "split-second," but this isn't exactly catching a sprinter as s/he breaks the tape.
author says:
You can't tell for sure unless you clock it, but, judging by the swaying of the tussel, also by the fact that his raised foot appears to be a bit blurry, as compared to his right one, one can guess that this is a swift motion, kyri.
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@adeincyprus: you are right barring wind conditions and earth tremors (natural or vehicles going by) or people kicking the table, or something falling from the sky like bird poop. All of these things can happen at any moment. So at that split second that those things are not occuring, these two forks and two sticks are well ballanced!
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I would like you tried to do ...
not need to make split second .... try in one hour ....
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Sitting round the side of the lake to capture the perfect moment when the hippo yawns and eventually he does and the bugger has missing teeth... (5 years and 3296 days ago)
In high res the focus is not quite as sharp on the hippo as it could be, but kudos to you for patiently waiting the the shot!
author says:
Yeah the little bugga popped up in a different place to where he had been plodding about before and to get the shot you have to shoot on burst and it didn't focus quick enough.
nice moment
took me a second to figure what was so "split second" about it but now it makes me smile! Good shot.
sorry author, I don't see so much 'split second timing' here. this is a guard, performing a regular movement. it is not difficult to shoot such a thing imo.
Well, adein, unless someone has clocked the guard's movement, i.e. the time span between raising his foot and bringing it hard down on the pavement, I should think that, what you say, it's open to all kinds of interpretation. No big deal, nevertheless. If you think you should stick to your guns, then just red-flag it, and this I say in good faith.
I would say it's split second... not that easy to capture it just right and have the foot look like it's stepping up a stair. IMO of course.
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I suppose you could say any movement caught in higher shutter speed is "split-second," but this isn't exactly catching a sprinter as s/he breaks the tape.
You can't tell for sure unless you clock it, but, judging by the swaying of the tussel, also by the fact that his raised foot appears to be a bit blurry, as compared to his right one, one can guess that this is a swift motion, kyri.
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