Some pics of me and my girl's ride yesterday. (Iron with 48 Seat content)
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04-18-2010, 07:17 PM
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Thanks everyone for the compliments on the bikes and the pics.
I got the front bag from ebay. I honestly forget the guy I bought from though.
The drag bars have NEVER given me any grief at all. The 48 seat started to hurt my backside toward the end of the trip. We plan on riding up to the Grand Canyon this summer and I'll for sure go back to the stock Iron seat.
Updated with a few more pictures.
Last edited by whatwhat; 04-18-2010 at 11:37 PM.
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04-19-2010, 04:45 AM
Wow. How the heck did you know it was an XS. Stock lens kit too. I use the "Av" setting with manual focus when I take pictures. I am by no means a knowledgeable photographer. I'm sure iron71tike can teach me a thing or five about it...
Thanks everyone for the compliments on the bikes and the pics.
I got the front bag from ebay. I honestly forget the guy I bought from though.
The drag bars have NEVER given me any grief at all. The 48 seat started to hurt my backside toward the end of the trip. We plan on riding up to the Grand Canyon this summer and I'll for sure go back to the stock Iron seat.
Updated with a few more pictures.
Thanks everyone for the compliments on the bikes and the pics.
I got the front bag from ebay. I honestly forget the guy I bought from though.
The drag bars have NEVER given me any grief at all. The 48 seat started to hurt my backside toward the end of the trip. We plan on riding up to the Grand Canyon this summer and I'll for sure go back to the stock Iron seat.
Updated with a few more pictures.
BTW if you use photoshop you can view the exif data from the photos by doing ctrl + alt + shift + i
It let's you see that camera model, focal length, mode, iso, shutter speed etc that you use on that particular photo.
If you don't want the camera data to be saved in the photo use "Save for Web" when saving the photo.
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For the kinds of shots I take I could probably benefit from using RAW. I know others who use it mainly and the quality can be better but I havent taken the step becuase I'm not used to it. JPEG seems to do me just fine for now. One day I'll feel confident in any of my settings lol.