still life bullet time 2

finally after several attempt i cought one. feel free to comment.

thanks everyone.....

JoJo,

My comments are not based on an opinion but experience, moreover:

1) Brass tumbles when it strikes the ejector. These aren't in motion

2) The lighting isn't changing on the cylinder of the brass from round to round nor on the back of the top most shell where the flash would have exposed the back and primer as it did the slide of the weapon.

3) The two pistols you photographed don't have the cyclic rate to fire that many rounds per minute

4) The projectle being fired should have a longer "tail" (notice the crimp on the brass in both photos)

5) There are no sparks from the ignition of the primer/powder exiting the barrel which would be very noticable at night also known as muzzle flash.

6) The slide of the weapon appears to be locked open and not in battery

7) There wouldn't be a shadow behind the gun.

Please take this as constructive criticism and what to look for to help make future shots look more realistic.