| Author | Message | ||
     Doerman |
  Great showing and photography there, Eric (with a C) You too! Erik (with a K) While we're at it.. Go Geoff ... Go Taylor! (Message edited by doerman on September 09, 2011) | ||
| Court |
Wow . . . .the "C" has laid out the story of the "K" very well . . . No brand has had a more exciting year . . . . great way to end the season with about every racer in the paddock whispering to folks trying to figure out how they can score a ride on "K" bike . . . In the face of a diversity of opinions . . . . I think we all agree that the "K" has made the entire world take notice. The leash is off. Well done "C".  CLC | ||
| Ebear |
Now THAT is Scary! Thanks for the Kudos Court,Ozzie and everyone. Just Glad to have such an EXCITING SUBJECT! | ||
| Bluzm2 |
Eric, VERY nice job! As I've said in the past,there are many of us that take pictures. A very few of you(like you, Court, Barker, etc.) take photographs. In your case, not only photographs but prose as well! Brad | ||
| Davegess |
Nice pix! | ||
| Bob_thompson |
Great work Ebear, Now I'm really getting excited for Daytona and especially here at MMP so I can again mingle with the best racers in the world! Thanks both Eric and Erik.  | ||
| Rex |
It should be pretty exciting. HeroHonda got a great deal with Erik Buell and his Team. for the racetrack and for retail bikes. I hope they appreciate and use his skills and knowledge. | ||
| Xb1125r |
nice camera ebear, it that what you used for the high speed stills. can you give me some specs on what you use. Im interested in getting a cam and it would be helpful to get your input thanks | ||
| Ebear |
Wow , great to hear that famous name...Rex Chaney!My Dad lived in Walnut Creek so I was at the dealership often!I know , I have probably told you that before but old people tend to repeat themselves alot. "HeroHonda" is no more.They split up and now it's just "HERO".I'll betcha they WILL be using Erik's Brilliance for quite a while!Great to hear from you! As for Bill , I Generally use a Canon 1D Mark III for High speed stills and a Canon 7D for video and pit work.The 40D was my old pit camera 'till I got the 7.I use a 5D mark II for Scenics or to utilize the 16-35 for wide angle.I still enjoy shooting nature between races and spend time in the National Parks during off-season.One of my favorite lenses lately has been an 8mm fisheye as it gives an entirely unique view of the world.I'm trying to learn to do 360 degree and spherical panoramas and use them in the race world. If your serious find a camera that does at least 8 frames a second , some big glass IE: 300mm 2.8 with a 1.4 teleconvertor or a 500mm or 600mm Image stabilized lens.These have had price increases lately and become stupidly expensive though.Shoot me an email if you need anymore info. I'm always availiable to talk Photography!  |
