[pure-silver] Re: Is the list dead?? NO!
- From: Bogdan Karasek <bkarasek@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:49:11 -0400
Hi again,
I might add that I wrap some old bicycle tubing around the handlebar and
the clamp is tightened around the tubing. Not much, but every little
bit helps to absorb the direct vibrations.
Bogdan
Dana H. Myers wrote:
Bogdan Karasek wrote:
That's pretty clever. The cameras are tolerant of the vibration
you encounter while riding?
Dana
Hi Dana,
I usually shoot Tri-X, boosting to 800 EI, if I have to, in order to
be able to shoot at 1/500 with the Robot attached to the handle bar.
In Montreal and the island, we have an extensive network of bicycle
paths which are well paved and I have shocks on my bike,
[...]
I was thinking more about the mechanical ruggedness of the camera;
with it hard-mounted to the handle-bar, I would expect road vibration
to be very directly transmitted. However, you mention shocks on
the bike - I assume it is a fully-suspended mountain bike, which
doubtlessly transmits less vibration to the camera than a hard-tail
or unsuspended road-bike.
Dana
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