The acid flows everywhere...

[shashankmittal]

I got my bike about 10 days back and was so eager to take some pictures, but the weather has been crazy here. Finally found time to take few shots. Sorry guys...no racetracks here, just pure nature and photography!

[remal]

very nice indeed

[ahmadelsayed]

Yaaawn. Nice photography. Boring bike. 10 days and no mods yet! Common man.

[shashankmittal]

Originally Posted by ahmadelsayed

Yaaawn. Nice photography. Boring bike. 10 days and no mods yet! Common man.

Thanks. Not a big fan of unnecessary mods, but I am doing only whats really required. The following are already on the bike:
1. Gilles frame sliders
2. LSL fork sliders
3. LSL rear sliders
4. RAM mount
The following are on their way:
1. TecBike cat cover
2. Powerlet harness for hardwired power outlets
3. Black windscreen
4. LED turn signals
5. Drop sensor

[Bellamy803]

those are some fuzzie pics for a photographer.....nice bike and right back drop ect.....but too blurry. what camera you shooting with?

[shashankmittal]

Originally Posted by Bellamy803

those are some fuzzie pics for a photographer.....nice bike and right back drop ect.....but too blurry. what camera you shooting with?

Nikon D80 with 18-135mm lens. They probably seem fuzzie because they were shot under low light with long exposure and high ISO.
...and I am not a photographer

[1000RR]

Originally Posted by shashankmittal

Thanks. Not a big fan of unnecessary mods, but I am doing only whats really required. The following are already on the bike:
1. Gilles frame sliders
2. LSL fork sliders
3. LSL rear sliders
4. RAM mount
The following are on their way:
1. TecBike cat cover
2. Powerlet harness for hardwired power outlets
3. Black windscreen
4. LED turn signals
5. Drop sensor

Me neither!

[Bellamy803]

gotcha, d80 not a bad camera at all. I shoot with a d90 now. auto mode is best for beginners or atleast shoot with a priority mode that way you dont have to adjust so many options at once.. Night photography is always tricky esp. without a tripod. Nice bike tho

[shashankmittal]

Originally Posted by Bellamy803

gotcha, d80 not a bad camera at all. I shoot with a d90 now. auto mode is best for beginners or atleast shoot with a priority mode that way you dont have to adjust so many options at once.. Night photography is always tricky esp. without a tripod. Nice bike tho

The camera was mounted on a tripod and was on full Manual mode. I like to play with the settings, so do not use Auto or other semi-auto modes. As you pointed out, those are for beginners.
The shutter speed was 1/5sec, F-number was 3.6 and ISO 640 (no flash). These settings will anyways not yield very crisp photos under low light. I guess a remote trigger might have helped

[Bellamy803]

stuckincustom.com check it......low light photos taken properly can yield the most rewarding pictures there are......especially with clouds and back drops like you were taking.