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Photos taken on your cycle.
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No, it does not. The element responsible for good pictures is placed just behind the camera, when taking pictures...but the dslr takes a nicer picture.
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Oh yeahobviously the skill is in the person operating the camera velo
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You can still take a good picture using a compact camera Lenny. Sure, it has its limits, but a skilled person will take a better photo with a small cheap camera than a non-skilled person using the best SLR available.
It is like with cycling - no matter how good and light bike I ride, you can still dance around me on a heavy mountain bike, as you are fitter. 0 -
You can still take a good picture using a compact camera Lenny. Sure, it has its limits, but a skilled person will take a better photo with a small cheap camera than a non-skilled person using the best SLR available.
It is like with cycling - no matter how good and light bike I ride, you can still dance around me on a heavy mountain bike, as you are fitter.
your assuming i have some skill behind a camera 0 -
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Very nice spot, Meercat.
Didn't realise Mullaghmeen was so close to Castlepollard. Must try and get out there next time.
Do you know of any other forest spots around the Fore/Castlepollard area?
not off hand
use this park regular
always find new trails off the 3 walking routes
i try the evenings when there are less walkers
its a massive park so its easy to spent time there
http://www.coillteoutdoors.ie/index.php?id=53&rec_site=57&no_cache=1
if you can cycle up this climb when youre there,let me know
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velopeloton wrote: »Yes, that's the point, it fits in a ziplock bag and in a jersey pocket, an slr will not. When you take it out to use it, it gets wet.
Then you need one of these, which can also be used instead of these, which would result in less usage of this and these, leading to an increaed amount of this in your pocket and thereby making it easier to put it back into here, which would, ipso facto eventually lead to solving this!
How about that for an extrapolation...
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if you can cycle up this climb when youre there,let me know
Ooh - that's nice but don't fancy it on my road bike. Last time I did something like that I had a bruise on my butt cheek for a week! Typical scenario, rear wheel looses traction and suddenly you're going nowhere but down with both feet clipped in...0 -
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You have far too much free time!Lusk Doyle wrote: »Then you need one of these, which can also be used instead of these, which would result in less usage of this and these, leading to an increaed amount of this in your pocket and thereby making it easier to put it back into here, which would, ipso facto eventually lead to solving this!
How about that for an extrapolation...
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Looking back down Glenasmole (towards North West) today, the climb being modeled by my glamorous assistant Mrs doozerie:
Looking East today from Kippure mast:
Looking South from Kippure mast with a celestial beam shining down on my other glamorous assistant (though I felt that this particular assistant wasn't entirely pulling its weight on the climb up!):
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