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This is my favourite photo of the whole shoot, the steps on Hastings pier are imposing and the lighting draws you to the band in the middle of the frame. I also like the use of symmetry in this shot.
todays errors: white balance set for inside - d'oh
TV priority with 1/400 as exposure. might have been a bit short, aperture was at F 2.0 for most shots so focal 'zone' was very thin
asking a lot of the s95
That's 6 MILLION ftlbs of torque.
A Honda civic has 170 ft-lbs of torque. A Ford F250 has roughly 350 ft-lbs of torque. Torque is essentially twisting force--so remember that big spinning shaft? (that's what she said). This is the force of its spinning. Roughly.
We had a great Saturday morning with some of Torque readers in our "Breakfast with Torque" event earlier today. They definitely enjoyed a great breakfast while learning more about Kia cars and even taking them for a test drive. Check out the photos from the event and tag yourself if you came to the event too!