WanderFrame & Velocity
You ever notice how the split‑second timing in a sprint mirrors the exact moment you get that perfect sunrise shot? I’m always hunting that 1.0% gain in my splits—what’s your trigger for that “golden” frame?
Yeah, the exact second feels like a secret code, doesn’t it? I wait for the light to break the horizon just enough that the sky is a liquid gold, then I know it’s the frame. It’s not about the gear, it’s about feeling the stillness before the sun climbs. That quiet spot right before the first bright ray hits the clouds is my trigger – the moment I’ve rehearsed a thousand times in my head, waiting for that one split‑second to click. Once I catch it, the rest just follows.
Sounds like your own personal race against time—nice way to sync your mind with the light. Just remember to log the exact moment in seconds, even if it’s a mental cue, so you can compare it to your next shoot and shave that extra tenth off the pause before the burst. Keep pushing that split‑second edge!
Thanks, I’ll hit the timestamp on the clock and the shutter. The numbers help me fine‑tune the pulse, so next sunrise I’ll be one frame ahead of the rest. Let's keep that edge sharp.