Running with the E-100rs [1 img]!

hi!

fine, warm spring-weather...so the sports-teacher
and I used it to make some running-style analysis of the
sportsschool pupils...



E-100rs, 15fps, HQ, so 28 pictures in one series, took one full
step out - resized and printet on 13´x 19´ with canon S9000,
framed in a 40x50cm and now hanging in our school...



greetings,
--
Michael S.
Austria/EUROPE
http://www.pbase.com/bountyhunter
pbase-supporter

D-100 fw 2.0, 18-35 nikkor, 24-85 2,8-4,0 D nikkor,
80-200 2,8 AFS nikkor, 80-400 4,5-5,6 AF D nikkor,
MB-100, SB-80DX, Image-Tank 20GB
still Olympus E-100rs, Olympus C-50z

CHRIS -- JUST ZOOOOOOOOM IT!!!
C-21oo Uzi---C-4oooz----CP-45oo----Bee-3oo

hi C. TOSH!

thx for your kind words!

why not use the capabilities of the E-100rs?



regards,

--
Michael S.
Austria/EUROPE
http://www.pbase.com/bountyhunter
pbase-supporter

D-100 fw 2.0, 18-35 nikkor, 24-85 2,8-4,0 D nikkor,
80-200 2,8 AFS nikkor, 80-400 4,5-5,6 AF D nikkor,
MB-100, SB-80DX, Image-Tank 20GB
still Olympus E-100rs, Olympus C-50z

This is great Michael! Makes me want to go do something similar.....maybe with my dog running! Thanks for the inspiration!

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Julie
http://www.pbase.com/julieae

hi Julie E.!

you´re welcome...!

and...are you going to analyze the running style of your dog too then?



regards,

--
Michael S.
Austria/EUROPE
http://www.pbase.com/bountyhunter
pbase-supporter

D-100 fw 2.0, 18-35 nikkor, 24-85 2,8-4,0 D nikkor,
80-200 2,8 AFS nikkor, 80-400 4,5-5,6 AF D nikkor,
MB-100, SB-80DX, Image-Tank 20GB
Olympus E-100rs, B-300 (1,7x), Olympus C-50z

she has no style! LOL..... she is a beagle that thinks she is on this earth to sniff out deer and drag me in pursuit of them! The camera work will require help from hubby since I can't be pulled by the dog and film her at the same time!

By the way.....if you have sufficiently impressed the school enough that they want an Ezi of their own, I know of one for sale!

Michael S. said:

hi Julie E.!

you´re welcome...!

and...are you going to analyze the running style of your dog too then?



regards,

--
Michael S.
Austria/EUROPE
http://www.pbase.com/bountyhunter
pbase-supporter

D-100 fw 2.0, 18-35 nikkor, 24-85 2,8-4,0 D nikkor,
80-200 2,8 AFS nikkor, 80-400 4,5-5,6 AF D nikkor,
MB-100, SB-80DX, Image-Tank 20GB
Olympus E-100rs, B-300 (1,7x), Olympus C-50z

Click to expand...

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Julie
http://www.pbase.com/julieae

hi Julie E!

according to:

Julie E said:

By the way.....if you have sufficiently impressed the school enough
that they want an Ezi of their own, I know of one for sale!

Click to expand...

I had two (2!) Ezis on my own...and sold one via Ebay just a few weeks
ago - cause no one really wanted it in my personal surroundings...

regards,
--
Michael S.
Austria/EUROPE
http://www.pbase.com/bountyhunter
pbase-supporter

D-100 fw 2.0, 18-35 nikkor, 24-85 2,8-4,0 D nikkor,
80-200 2,8 AFS nikkor, 80-400 4,5-5,6 AF D nikkor,
MB-100, SB-80DX, Image-Tank 20GB
Olympus E-100rs, B-300 (1,7x), Olympus C-50z

Really cool Michael. One of these days I'm going to learn to do that.

Boy did I have fun with my EZI for three days at the TPC at Sawgrass this week. I took over 4000 shots, mostly sequentials.

Now, when I have time (who knows when) I want to take the sequentials I took of golfer's swings and make them into a single picture like you do.

Oh well, until then here is a shot of the 2nd round leader Padraig Harrington

Link to larger size
http://www.fototime.com/44778DFA5E7DC18/orig.jpg



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Debbie
2 UZI's/EZI/2020

These are interesting presentations. It was not immediately clear what I was looking at in terms of time and space. Some of the confusion may come from the fact that you took out one full step? Apparently these are time sequences of runners where time flows from left to right, i.e. the picture on the left side is the first of the series in time. The eye (at least my eye) wants to see it the other way (picture on the right being the first in time), because it makes more sense spatially. Have you considered taking similar sequences (at 5 or 10 fps), then stitching them together? That type of presentation would make more sense to me visually. Not sure if it would be analytically useful. I also enjoy using the E100 to take sports sequences such as the one below -

Michael S. said:

hi!

fine, warm spring-weather...so the sports-teacher
and I used it to make some running-style analysis of the
sportsschool pupils...



E-100rs, 15fps, HQ, so 28 pictures in one series, took one full
step out - resized and printet on 13´x 19´ with canon S9000,
framed in a 40x50cm and now hanging in our school...



greetings,
--
Michael S.
Austria/EUROPE
http://www.pbase.com/bountyhunter
pbase-supporter

D-100 fw 2.0, 18-35 nikkor, 24-85 2,8-4,0 D nikkor,
80-200 2,8 AFS nikkor, 80-400 4,5-5,6 AF D nikkor,
MB-100, SB-80DX, Image-Tank 20GB
still Olympus E-100rs, Olympus C-50z

Click to expand...

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Using Olympus E100rs

hi Debbie!

reminds me of the original package or advertisment of the E-100rs...
there is a golf-pitch on the box!



regards,

--
Michael S.
Austria/EUROPE
http://www.pbase.com/bountyhunter
pbase-supporter

D-100 fw 2.0, 18-35 nikkor, 24-85 2,8-4,0 D nikkor,
80-200 2,8 AFS nikkor, 80-400 4,5-5,6 AF D nikkor,
MB-100, SB-80DX, Image-Tank 20GB
Olympus E-100rs, B-300 (1,7x), Olympus C-50z

hi Mike!

I do know your work, especially remembering this tennis-picture...
some months ago...and I may say I would love to have your
photoshop skills...



Mike Werner wrote:
confusion may come from the fact that you took out one full step?

yup...I had 28 pictures...and took that one step out, where the
runners were almost straight, meaning in 90 degree to me...to get
a good angle of view...

Mike Werner said:

Apparently these are time sequences of runners where time flows
from left to right, i.e. the picture on the left side is the first
of the series in time.

Click to expand...

the runners made their run as presented...from my left to my right...
shots presented in picture are out of the middle part of the sequence...

greetings,

--
Michael S.
Austria/EUROPE
http://www.pbase.com/bountyhunter
pbase-supporter

D-100 fw 2.0, 18-35 nikkor, 24-85 2,8-4,0 D nikkor,
80-200 2,8 AFS nikkor, 80-400 4,5-5,6 AF D nikkor,
MB-100, SB-80DX, Image-Tank 20GB
Olympus E-100rs, B-300 (1,7x), Olympus C-50z