Mark Wallace describes how he shot like a sports photographer to capture images in India from a moving vehicle. Mark used a Canon 1Ds Mark II and a Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L lens to document scenes in India.
Mark Wallace describes how he shot like a sports photographer to capture images in India from a moving vehicle. Mark used a Canon 1Ds Mark II and a Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L lens to document scenes in India.
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19 responses to “How’d They Do That? Shots from India.”
@R331356 next time you come to india, I’ll welcome you with some dogs who are really trained to, well, not snatch your “extremely costly” camera, but to snatch some meat from your butt so that they can eat atleast… anyway i doubt whether they can digest it…
what about ISO settings? tks
@R331356 Don’t worry. I’ll ask my countrymen to not eat your DSLR.
thanks for sharing, great stuff!
Can i have your camera and glass ! its on my christmas list !
Thanks for the info Mark! Keep it coming.
Great studio.
Antonio.
thanks for sharing!
Very interesting,thank you.
Awesome. Thank you for the tips.
you need to light your set a bit more, it seems too dark and does not make make me feel warm and welcome.
a perfect photo ,looks great! nice job
Thanks Mark for the great instruction, awesome as always
How’d They Do That?……..how do you make a black and white look platinum
That bloody guitar riff has been used on millions of Youtube videos over the past few years! When will it go away!!?
Really nice video Mark, well done…
The only thing that I can not understand is that it looks like the shot was taken from ground level and not out of a bus?
Regardless, its a wonderful and expressive photo. I’m really looking forward to your next video.
Regards
Dean.
thanks for the info mark. I tend to see some pretty interesting things while driving. i think i’ll give this a try with my nikon. really haven’t been deep into the menus does the d700 have this same type of sensitivity mode ?
Thanks Mark !!!
Nice video
Good info, nice photos.