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Our buddy, Ryan "Beavis" Finney, on a super precision bombing run, near San Francisco.

The montaging is a little sloppy. It was done in Photoshop and took over an hour to get to this point.

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Date: Thu Feb 10, 2005
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Keywords: sports sequence mountain bike ryan finney santa cruz v10 v10 downhill freeride extreme double jumo bike
Camera: EOS 1D

Lens: Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L USM

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drg

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I always think these are fun though a lot of work! Are these all from one "bombing run" or several? You either did a lot of manual work (even with a sequence shot) or programmed several PS actions to edit and cut out each image of the rider. Or did you do a panoramic blend (the artifact in the center foreground makes me wonder)? The exclusion/difference in the wheel overlap might be a clue? :d (y)

Thanks for sharing this one! - CDP

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#1 Fri Feb 11, 2005 1:50am

gahspidy

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I like the idea here, and it makes a good visual. A good poster type image. i only feel like if a bit of motion blur were added to the airborne composites it might be that much more effective. But, good as it is.

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#2 Fri Feb 11, 2005 2:56am

boarderrett1

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i need to learn how to do this on ps. not that i have many sequences to work with due to my 3fps camera. great ps jopb but get a little closer next time

#3 Fri Feb 18, 2005 12:04pm

Photo-John

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Closer? Are you joking? I already had to leave out a chunk on the bottom because of the arc of the pan. If anything, I need to get farther away so I can even out the framing. Did you notice how big the high-res file is? It's like 5500 pixels wide. And that was using resized files. If I'd used full size files, the image would have been something like 8000 pixels wide.

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