Fantastic Photos: my 86 Serotta and 80 Gazelle (56k warning)
09-28-07, 12:06 PM
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Fantastic Photos: my 86 Serotta and 80 Gazelle (56k warning)
Back in August I helped BF's member Stray Cat rebuild his Scott CR1 with a new SRAM Force group, in exchange he promised to do a photo shoot of my Serotta (and I snuck the Gazelle into the deal) to try to do justice to the paint job I had just had done. I just had to share a few of the photos with you all, this is pre-photoshop color/brightness adjustment, straight off the camera and scaled down for web viewing.
First, the Gazelle:
First, the Gazelle:
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09-28-07, 12:06 PM
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And now, the Serotta:
09-28-07, 12:15 PM
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Wow, very nice. Shooting bikes is quite fun isn't it?
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09-28-07, 12:20 PM
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I tried to think of something witty, and failed, so I will just say beautiful.
I normally don't like red bikes, but that job on the serotta... wow.
I normally don't like red bikes, but that job on the serotta... wow.
09-28-07, 02:02 PM
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Need to redo the Serotta outside with better light. Looks good otherwise. 
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Very nice! It's amazing what a bit of nice light and a large aperture can do. =]
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Very nice. Insert Borat photo here.
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I love the head on shot of the Serotta heatube, the
parallel cables offset the headtube perfectly. Art Gallery
quality stuff here.
Marty
parallel cables offset the headtube perfectly. Art Gallery
quality stuff here.
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09-28-07, 02:56 PM
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Hopefully some time next week we'll get a chance to get some photos with more light. A couple of the close ups of the Serotta indoors is probably the best representation of the color (in the light) as I've seen in a photo yet. And the outdoors photos really show how deep and dark the color can be out of the sun.
09-28-07, 03:06 PM
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Zack -- did you use studio lighting for the indoor shots or was it just a bounce flash?
09-28-07, 04:38 PM
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both great looking rides, but I really like the Gazelle , retro,clean and great looking graphics, and old campy 78-79 o 80ish I believe.
Looks like the same campy record components that I have packed away in a box.
Looks like the same campy record components that I have packed away in a box.
09-29-07, 05:53 AM
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The Campagnolo Super Record group on the Gazelle is an 86 model year, though the S.Record group was produce from the mid-late 80's up through around 87 or 88 I believe. The S.Record came to me on the Serotta, but after the paint job on that bike I knew the 10sp Campy was going to look better on it than on the Gazelle. So the switch was done and I couldn't be happier.
