Perry
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If that's a square leg umpire I make the fielding side a man short. Wonder who didn't turn up ?
Out and About on your Laverda.No bull,Just photos
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chrisk
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No wonder Andy didn’t bite, he’s busy watching hard (Rocky outcrop) merino porn on LF.
The Sock
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No bull, no merino, either.
hooksey
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Lookin good with the 750 seat, Mr Sock.
CLEMTOG
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non standard seat, non standard screen, non standard rear rim, non standard callipers,, non standard ignition, non standard carbs..... what is going on Hamish you are the beholder of stock, stock, stock, and only stock, you'll be fitting Goodridge hoses next! and about time too
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Schurminater
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You did well to miss the rain this morning Hamish?.........bikes looking great much prefer the Red......sorry I couldn't make it this morning.
The Sock
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I didn't exactly miss, Steve.
Bit like your trip home, last Sunday.
Jo
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South of Nassau - had a very nice run home yesterday from the Laverda Heftrich meeting. Way to was quite wet though ...
Eurocycleguy
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Very nice image.
Laverdian
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THE JOTA, FROM EARLY TO LATE, PRODUCING THUNDER IN THE GLEN TODAY
Eurocycleguy
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Jo
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Indeed! Would also like to know how you did it!Hi Jens, well done a photo with speed.
another great image
What was used to take the image...
someone put a video on youtube from the event this weekend, where you can see me driving past on my orange Triple #126, here at about 0:55
You can see the setup there: I mounted an aluminium plate on silentblocks in front of the fairing to dampen the vibrations for the camera (it was not so effective as I wanted). The camera you can see there and I used for the image is a Gopro 9.
The essential settings of the camera were: Video with fixed shutter speed of 1/200 seconds to get the "speed lines". Because of that relative long exposure the video would have been overexposed. So I used a ND filter to get the correct exposure.
The image is a screenshot from the captured video.
Finally the image was adjusted in Adobe Lightroom to get the wanted balance of dark and bright areas and so on, and also to create that more raw look (which I try to avoid most times, because I think it is easily overused, but which fits here quite good I think).
That is the story behind the image
henrywillms
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I didnt understand any of that but appreciate the time you took to get such a great shot.
