That ramp is so fun we had to go back!
South Parc last hour of the day for 5$ only.
Me, footplant in the bowl part
Julien asking for peace in the middle east
The man behind the camera for the night; Charlo
Julien has a lot of hair
Side note:
20-25 cm of snow in the forecast at the country house, possible The Stash style snowboard session on sunday. Pictures will be posted.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Fun sesh at South Parc
Winter schedule is back at South Parc, 9 to 12 is pad less on monday, thurdays and saturdays!
Photog: Charlo
Gear: D70, Tamron 11-18, sb-600 wireless on a flash bracket attached to the camera.
Settings:
ISO 400
Shutterspeed 1/80
Aperture f6.3
Julien Lauzon
Myself
Myself
Rest of the series at http://s110.photobucket.com/albums/n85/Gnyus/South%20Parc%20monday/
Photog: Charlo
Gear: D70, Tamron 11-18, sb-600 wireless on a flash bracket attached to the camera.
Settings:
ISO 400
Shutterspeed 1/80
Aperture f6.3
Julien Lauzon
Myself
Myself
Rest of the series at http://s110.photobucket.com/albums/n85/Gnyus/South%20Parc%20monday/
Labels:
Jean-Simon Beaudry,
Julien Lauzon,
miniramp,
skate,
skateboard,
south parc
Monday, November 12, 2007
RCR (stoneham and MSA) ban jumps in their snow parks
The decission was taken last week, probably by a board of directors whose members are probably exclusively angry ski monkeys. They are angry because they are not as cool as us, snowboarders.
Their official reason for the ban is to inscrease the security of their sites. We all know this is total bullshit.
Sign the petition here:
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/SnowparkRCR/
Their official reason for the ban is to inscrease the security of their sites. We all know this is total bullshit.
Sign the petition here:
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/SnowparkRCR/
Sunday, November 11, 2007
A $35,000 starter
We went snowboarding last night for the second time of this young season. Our rugged starter broke so we decided to team up and use the synergy hence created to come up with a creative idea; use Julien's truck as our starter.
It resulted in various tricks. Here are some that are pictured in my poor photographies.
Charlo, five-0 fun.
Julien Lauzon, bs nosepress to pleasure.
It resulted in various tricks. Here are some that are pictured in my poor photographies.
Charlo, five-0 fun.
Julien Lauzon, bs nosepress to pleasure.
Labels:
charles beauregard,
jib,
Julien Lauzon,
Snowboard,
street
Saturday, September 15, 2007
Osheaga 2007 - Montreal
Last week end I went to the Osheaga music and arts festival with friends. (thanks to 6 free tickets - thank you Lisa!)
I attended on sunday.
My favorite bands / artists were (in order)
Gotan Project (Electronic Tango)
Peter Von Poehl
Interpol
Althought the assistance went up from last year, the Osheaga Festival will probably see important changes for next year. GEG (Gillett Entertainment Group) hasn't been making any decent money out of it for the past 2 years. They say the festival isn't in danger but the format will probably change for next year.
Interpol
Shot with cellphone - Sony k790
I attended on sunday.
My favorite bands / artists were (in order)
Gotan Project (Electronic Tango)
Peter Von Poehl
Interpol
Althought the assistance went up from last year, the Osheaga Festival will probably see important changes for next year. GEG (Gillett Entertainment Group) hasn't been making any decent money out of it for the past 2 years. They say the festival isn't in danger but the format will probably change for next year.
Interpol
Shot with cellphone - Sony k790
Mini skate session
On a windy september afternoon
Pictures were taken with:
Nikon D70
Tamron 11-17mm
Off Camera sb-600 at full power
No post processing
Me, air to fakie
Photog: Ju Lauzon
Ju Lauzon, frontside five-o
Photog: Me
Ju Lauzon, some exotic trick
Photog: Me
Me, rock'n'roll revert
Photog: Ju Lauzon
On a windy september afternoon
Pictures were taken with:
Nikon D70
Tamron 11-17mm
Off Camera sb-600 at full power
No post processing
Me, air to fakie
Photog: Ju Lauzon
Ju Lauzon, frontside five-o
Photog: Me
Ju Lauzon, some exotic trick
Photog: Me
Me, rock'n'roll revert
Photog: Ju Lauzon
On a windy september afternoon
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Sony K790 review
I bought this new phone 3 weeks ago.
What I wanted was a very good phone with good reception and sound quality that would act as as a Point and Shoot camera. The K790 seemed to be the best option to me.
The camera is a cybershot 3.2mpx, the lens is a fixed focal lenght at 5.2mm f2.8 with autofocus and there is a small xenon strobe.
The pros about the camera:
- Phone came with a free 2 gb micro memory stick.
- Manual control of the exposure from -2.0 to 2.0 with increments of .3 that is easily accessible via the joy stick.
- Anti red eye pre flash works quite well
- The strobe is very usefull and doesn't eat the battery too fast.
- Autofocus actually works, even in low light conditions. While other camera phones offer fixed focus at infinity which gives blurry picture.
- 3.2 MPX is more than enough for me. It is good for internet picture and to print 5X7s. The resolution of the pictures are 1536 X 2048. Files weight about 900ks
- The dynamic range is acceptable.
- ISO 400
- Manual white balance
The cons
- The flash can't be set manually, limiting dawn shooting possibilities
- The camera sometime loses the focus spot once you've set it after pressing the shutter button half way and search for it after you press that perticular button completly. Resulting in a lag between the time you press the shutter and the moment the photo is actually taken.
- Unlike today's point and shoots, there is no optical zoom.
- Digital zoom is useless because of the small resolution.
- ISO can't be set manually
- Noise
Conclusion
It is a great camera phone, but it still lacks a couple of features to be on par with dedicated point and shoots.
Self shot (arrrr ;) )
Sunset shot
What I wanted was a very good phone with good reception and sound quality that would act as as a Point and Shoot camera. The K790 seemed to be the best option to me.
The camera is a cybershot 3.2mpx, the lens is a fixed focal lenght at 5.2mm f2.8 with autofocus and there is a small xenon strobe.
The pros about the camera:
- Phone came with a free 2 gb micro memory stick.
- Manual control of the exposure from -2.0 to 2.0 with increments of .3 that is easily accessible via the joy stick.
- Anti red eye pre flash works quite well
- The strobe is very usefull and doesn't eat the battery too fast.
- Autofocus actually works, even in low light conditions. While other camera phones offer fixed focus at infinity which gives blurry picture.
- 3.2 MPX is more than enough for me. It is good for internet picture and to print 5X7s. The resolution of the pictures are 1536 X 2048. Files weight about 900ks
- The dynamic range is acceptable.
- ISO 400
- Manual white balance
The cons
- The flash can't be set manually, limiting dawn shooting possibilities
- The camera sometime loses the focus spot once you've set it after pressing the shutter button half way and search for it after you press that perticular button completly. Resulting in a lag between the time you press the shutter and the moment the photo is actually taken.
- Unlike today's point and shoots, there is no optical zoom.
- Digital zoom is useless because of the small resolution.
- ISO can't be set manually
- Noise
Conclusion
It is a great camera phone, but it still lacks a couple of features to be on par with dedicated point and shoots.
Self shot (arrrr ;) )
It's good to take pictures of pretty girls in club too!
Sunset shot
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