Here it is: a step-by-step text of Walt’s “Getting the Shot: Motion Pan Images.” We’ll show you how to bring back pro-level “motion” images – no matter what kind of camera you have – from your ride! Check it out.
Getting The Shot: The Motion Pan
The Amazing Greg Watts Captured by Jeremy and Xacti
Check out Bikeskills Greg Watts captured by our Jeremy Teman and the new Sanyo Xacti Dual Cam. Sanyo’s new combination video/still cameras are pretty amazing. In video mode, the Xacti shoots full 1080P HD and has an array of modes including slow-motion at up to 600 frames/second. As a still camera, 12MP resolution delivers very nice images and with 12 frames/second sequence mode, it’s perfect for high-speed action sports like mountain biking, skiing… there’s even a waterproof model you can take surfing with you! Who knows, the Xacti might be that Xmas present you were thinking about….
Get Ready For the Next “Getting the Shot”
- Surfskills’ Chuck Patterson Charging Hard at Shark Park. Photo by Walt Denson
The common theme here is world class photographer, Walt Denson, helping you get the best out of your camera ( whether it’s an inexpensive, disposable, or a professional model) on your bike ride, skiing session, or surfing safari. In the photo above, Walt captures our man Chuck at the bottom of a massive Shark Park wave. Next up in Getting the Shot: how to take images that highlight speed and movement. And don’t forget to click on the image above to see it really fill up your screen!
Getting The Shot: Fall is All About Panoramas!
Fall is probably our favorite time of year to ride. It’s definitely our favorite time to pack our cameras on rides. Whether it’s pocket sized Canon ELPH, or our eagerly awaited, professional, Canon EOS-1D Mark IV, fall is the time to pack the camera and bring back the photographic goods. And there are few more impressive goods than “the panorama.” Walt Denson will give you the basics so you too can “Get the Shot.”
Don’t Let the Time Change End Your Riding Season!
The end of Day Light Savings means the end of all too many mountain biker’s riding season. Don’t let it happen to you! There’s an exciting new option in mountain biking called “night riding.” Yes, with new technologies and skills, you can actually ride your bike at night, have a great time, stay fit, and see an entirely different type of night-life than what you see at Sports Bars or on TV!
Mountain Biking For Life: Jon Sigerman
To Jon, mountain biking for life has two meanings. The first is that Jon intends to ride mountain bikes his entire life. But equally, if not more importantly, mountain biking is life to and for life. Watch this video of a remarkable cyclist, role model, parent, and friend.
Joe Lawwill Posts New SoCal and NorCal Clinic Dates
It’s not often that the average person can take a clinic with a World Champion athlete. At Bikeskills you can. Not only that, taking a clinic with our Joe Lawwill connects you with two-wheeled royalty: Joe is the son of legendary motorcycle racing champion and Steve McQueen’s co-star in On Any Sunday, Mert Lawwill. Read on for more on Joe and his clinics, and, check out some very unique videos.
How About Some Wet Weather Riding Pointers?
Wet Weather is here so you better get used to it. Now is a good time to dust off those special wet conditions skills as well as watch this video. And don’t forget to read our Wet Weather Riding Guide to learn more about ways to maximize your fun and safety factor this fall and winter!
Watch Bikeskills-Skiskills JT Holmes Fly on CBS’ 60 MINUTES!
Watch Bikeskills’ and Skiskills’ JT Holmes fly on CBS’ 60 MINUTES! While JT’s main sport may be skiing, he spends at least as much time on his Santa Cruz Heckler mountain bike in the Sierras. Check out this amazing 60 Minutes video!
When Skills Count, What to Eat? Read This Study!
Here’s a recent study that might surprise you about how what you eat can affect your concentration and performance. While we suspect it will generate a lot of controversy, it’s worth reading.
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