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Critique/ help me with my sequence photos

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.Roockley.
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for my final piece in AS photography i wanted to combine panorama shots with a sequence, this took me about half an hour on photoshop

i am aware the skier on the right is blurry but couldnt find a good set up to allow a quick enough shutter speed without being to dark

my shoot set up for each was 1/40 with F5

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May 2 2010 1:28PM
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IanAvery-Leaf
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to be honest it took me a minute to figuere out what the hell was going on
i think when shooting always think how hard the viewer will have to think to see the basics of the shot
theres situations where photos have deeper meanings and hidden stuff, but for this shot im sure the purpose is to see the skiers, and thats kind of hard, even if it does look a lil better when you click
May 2 2010 2:31PM
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Aenigma
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What ISO were you using? 1/40 is way too slow for action, you need to be more around 1/500 unless you're using a flash.
May 2 2010 3:10PM
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eheath
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That looks real sick, anyway to get lights in there?
May 2 2010 3:17PM
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.Roockley.
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i have been asking round and i can probably find 1 remote flash maybe, the spotlights inside were placed on the lip of the rails which seemed to fuck with lighting

got to redo a shoot similiar shoot for my exam just trying to pick up tips, my iso was set at 800 for the other person asking
May 2 2010 3:41PM
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