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Railfoaming 4/16/09


bveguy

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Went railfanning with Vinster, AWWang, and N-Trizzy. Here are some of the pics I came up with:

 

An RTS

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R160 car 8888

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R160 N

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R42 R!

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R46 R

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R46 G

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R46 F

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Again

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And another

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And another

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R46 G

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R46 F

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R42 F!

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Another one

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Their roll signs:

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R160 Q

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R68 B

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R160 Q

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R46 R

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R142A 4

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R68 Q

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R46 R

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R160 N

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Again

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R160 W

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R62 7

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The LED

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An LIRR M7

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R62 7

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R160 F!

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And again!

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R42 E

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And again

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R32 C

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R42 E

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And another

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R46 V

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R68 D

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R46 F

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Well, the reason why I got lucky on this one: The train made a spark when I was taking a picture.

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Another R160 F

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And it leaving

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f/4.5 is a bit too slow for underground, IMO. I'd try to stick with f/4 and faster. Remember that lower f/numbers allow more light in.

 

Thanks guys.

 

Anyways, the camera would only allow me to lower it to f/4.5 in that area. At some time, it goes down to as low as f/3.5, but I always have it to the lowest it can go.

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Nice Pics, I didnt know about the flash rule..

 

Most manufactures keep the 50mm lens prices low. For Canon DSLR users, for about $70-90 you can get the 50mm f1.8 lens which will let you get more 'no flash allowed' shots than with the slower zoom lenses. It's be like shooting an 80mm lens on the 1.6X sensor cams. It's a fixed length, so you'll have less quantity of opportunities, but possibly more quality shots.

 

Check your cam manual to see if you have 'High ISO noise reduction'. It's C.FnII-2 on my 40D.

Also, Try to tuck you elbow into your gut/side, and lean on something if possible to stabilize the cam & yourself.

 

Keep shooting, I'll be watching to see if I turn up in someones pic! :P

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