Cool picture but you need to down size it just a little.![]()
A buddy snapped this yesterday using my SLR camera. One of the coolest real (aka no Photoshopping) gun pictures I have ever seen. Everything is as it happened, from the sand flying off the gun (which was not planned - I had sent it down in the sand so I could give him the camera), to the smoking shell. It's a G19. Figured I'd share...
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Cool picture but you need to down size it just a little.![]()
Well then you can't see the detail...![]()
Cool pic, would have been better without the obstructive text though.
LH shooting righty?
Interesting hand position. Thumb over thumb.
I could barely see it because some gangbanger put a "Spartan" graffiti on it. Nice.
Is that what Glocks do? Good gosh man----I was hoping to see a catastrophic explosion of worldly proportions!
I guess if the camera can catch the empty, and stop the action with that kind of clarity, it could catch the bullet too. Have you ever caught the bullet in a pic?
Really nice.
Congrats for the picture![]()
Great picture! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Those are some great pics, how do you manage to snap the pic at the perfect time?
sorry for bumping this thread. But i think those pics are just amazing.
Good work.
I have been looking for some pictures like the ones above. Great shot.
What kind of camera did you use? I'm just curious because I'm an amateur photographer who shoots weddings and some other things every now and then. I'm currently using a Nikon D90, but I think a D700 is coming down the pike as I have about 6 weddings lined up come May and June. Anyway, I think it would be darn near impossible to catch a bullet exiting the barrel. Most cameras can go to 1/4000 or 1/8000 of a second, but it would be an incredible strike of luck to catch the actual bullet. Just a thought...I'm sure someone has. I'd love to see!!!!
i think on youtube they have some videos of super super slow mo for a lot of stuff. like a bullet hitting a water balloon and the rubber snaps away instantly..but the water is still in the shape of the balloon.
edit: (if you wanted to check that out)