Maryhill – a dream hill. Whether it’s the (now) bi-annual Maryhill Freerides with hundreds of your friends or the IGSA Maryhill Festival of Speed, it just seems to never get old. Rayne headed out to the IGSA 2011 Abec 11 Marhill FOS and caught up with some of our team and friends for an epic weekend of skating and racing. Watch for Mike Slota, Jake Fast, Cameron Frazier, Luke Melo, Spencer Smith, Michael Bowditch, Dominique Vokurep and Graham Buksa while they push for the podium. Graham takes 4th in the open, with Dom 3rd in Ladies. Introduction voiceover by Rayne rider Cam Frazier, videography/editing by Spencer Smith. Shot on a Nikon D7000. Song: Straight Heat by edIT.
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In this photography tutorial I will summarize everything about aperture, shutter speed and ISO and how they work together to get a good exposure. I will show you an example how aperture influents a DOF and and shutter speed influents moving subject. Music: Kevin MacLeod. (Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0”)
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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49 responses to “Longboarding Races, Maryhill Festival of Speed 2011”
0:50 Drug Deal
what songs is this?
Rayne Killswitch, behind that is a bombsquard agent orange.
What was that first song?
where can i find a race suit for under 200 dollars
nearby goldendale washington. just search “maryhill loops road” on google maps
whats the name of the song?
No. This is an all grip downhill run. You can easily reach speeds of 40 mph and leathers are a good idea fr running in this event.
where is maryhil?????????
I’m newer to this and wanted to know if very much sliding takes place in this style of downhill racing??
Idk i think switchplate
lol…. leathers
go guy not in leathers at 0:59
edIT – Straight Heat :D
the sonanyone know where i can get one of them fuck this shit syickers?
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The Topmount is an avenger, the double drop is a Demonseed
how fast can they get up to?
what is the board at 1:55? Please help
edit – straight heat
Rayne Vandal
did they make this road just for longboarding?
Babykiller……..TOPMOUNT!
thanks for the tutorial. pls i want to know the effect of leaving your iso settings in the auto settings and controlling the apperture and speed. is it more advisable since it could curb the effect of you forgetting to change back the iso setting
@ Brownhornet you must have money to burn. I can’t understand how you would move up so quickly to a d7000 without having a full understanding of this entry level dslr, or some of the other basic camera setttings. I also have the d3200. If I may suggest to invest in better lenses 1st before the camera. This D3200 is awesome ans has many features of the professional cameras
I’ve watched about 7 of your videos. As I’m new to the DSLR photography. I’m a fast learning and what I’ve learned from you already has helped a lot. I plan to watch all your videos
I’m on my second DSLR first a Nikon D3200 and now D7000 and to this point i did not understand the importance of in view finder light metering system. Shooting in manual was a guessing game for me being to ADD to read through the manual. Thank you have just made photography more rewarding and fun!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Very nice video and paused. the different tables used across the 5 videos are very usefull. thanks!
man you have some practical videos, thanks….keep doing this
very detailed & easy to understand lessons/ thanq very much.
very educative. thanks
Your are the best best teaching, easy understand and very clear of instruction. I read so many book and watch many videos, still confused, after watching all four lessons, now I finally got idea all those three related and how to play with them. Will continue to watch all the lessons.
Thank you so much – after watching your lesson 4.2 - I finally feel now that I have a better understanding of how the aperture shutter speed and ISO work together and how the light meter in the viewfinder comes into play. Just love watching you videos.
Best tutorials I found yet! thank you you are awesome!
awesome!! Thank you! I’ve now watched 4.1 and 4.2 and both are great! It’s starting to finally make sense ! Now I need to make some time to practice 🙂
The Best Way to learn! 5 Star Tutorial. THX
Hey, have you heard of “Photo SFXart Tricks” (just search on Google for it …)? On their website you will find a nice free video explaining the way to make outstanding pictures. This made it possible for Daniel to create pictures which leave you with that jaw-dropping-effect whenever you look at them. It might help you too…
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i cant tell any thing but .. thank u very much 🙂
Excellent tutorials very easy to understand
Really your ltutorials are wonderful, very easily understandable more authentic when you explaining what are doubts we about to rise you itself explaining, is never on done like this.
you arethe best tutorial i ever seen
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i understand wider aperture gives shallow dof, or narrow aperture gives deeper dof. But, i don’t understand why?
Nice….
its good teaching and simplifed. I love u and your teaching 🙂 .. thumbs up..
Your camera has build in meter (you can see it through your viewfinder. You have to choose shatter speed which will bring it to the middle. Please watch my video about metering.