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mattd

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Small jump we made.
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A lil' roost
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we didnt have a trailer
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My cousin with the potato cannon
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A nice fire to end the weekend

We did a lot more riding just wanted to do more riding and take less pics
 
My riding pics always come out kinda blurry. How do you guys get such clear pics?
 
nice pics, looks like a classic riding weekend...looks like fun too, are those jumps just wood or are they covered in dirt?
 
The jumps are just some logs covered in dirt. I need to make them bigger though.
 
sweet pics dude. other peoples pics come out good either because they have a better camera with a image stabilizer in it, or they just got lucky :p
 
The pictures come out clear because of diffrent lense style and pixel sizes.... Bigger pixel cameras can take pictures that can be made larger without distortion... It all relates to the actual amount of pixels in a certain area. Certain camera's have diffrent settings for speed and action shots, however with digital camera's in order to get the same quality photo has a classic film photo it take alot of money, then again the regular style film camera's arent really cheap either. The newer more expenzive camera's will do anything your average photo taker would ever need, in fact anything about about 4.0 pixles will print good 4x5 pictures but if you plan on making them larger your going to need more pixels.
 
Well my camera is only 4.0 pixels, but it was a free hand me down from a friend so im not complaining but im probably gonna save up for a better camera as soon as possible
 
i got a 6 mega pixel Olympus digi camera with 3X optical zoom and image stabilization for $230 canadian on sunday. actually my mom bought it. I've just been testing it out around the house. not very good riding conditions with all the rain. it is definatly worth getting a better camera even if it means spending a few hundred. you can save money on a camera by paying attention to things you need on it. like if you need video or with sound and a big or small screen.
 
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