As promised. Went to Rampfest today armed with my new CyberSync triggers to get a decent sequence shot.

Tom decided that a disaster back savannah would be sequence worthy..and it was huge! Loved how he crosses his legs WAY early. Came out pretty good. Cybersync’s did well triggering away at 6+ fps with no misfires. I also put my D.I.Y clamp to the test and it passed with flying colours. Definately need to use some Loctite on the bolts for my D.I.Y spigot as they came a little loose on a few occasions.

Mr. Golder decided to snake in as well..resulting in this gaze inducing 540 over the box.

Tom Coley-Sowry – Disaster back savannah
Canon 40D | Tokina 10-17mm(ƒ/3.5-4.5)@10mm | ƒ/3.5 | ISO 400| 1/160s
Nikon SB-26 camera right, 1/8th @ 50mm, Canon 430EX camera left, 1/16th @ 35mm

Hayden Golder – 540
Canon 40D | Tokina 10-17mm(ƒ/3.5-4.5)@10mm | ƒ/3.5 | ISO 400| 1/125s
Nikon SB-26 camera right, 1/8th @ 50mm, Canon 430EX camera left, 1/16th @ 35mm

Half-cab to Mute disaster top-acid – Box Hill Skatepark
Canon 40D | Canon 18-55mm(ƒ/3.5-5.6)@21mm | ƒ/3.5 | ISO 200 | 1/3200s

The skate-meet organised down at Box Hill Skatepark had a pretty decent turn out. Golder was ripping out these disaster tricks on the box so I decided to put the 40Ds 6.5FPS burst to use. The angle is pretty critical here since you have a lot of frames, they tend to overlap if you aren’t careful. I got away using all the frames in this shot, which was done hand held.