Nice!
Background on the bird one is a bit distracting but fantastic shots otherwise
Nice!
Background on the bird one is a bit distracting but fantastic shots otherwise
come on Rugger, time to take your shutter speed down to 1/100 when shooting props, you've had enough practice by now
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Does IS make a huge difference in terms of IQ and shutter speed?
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I agree, might try cloning it out. But thanks
I don't know really. Shooting at these speeds gives me sharper shots and more keepers, even at the expense of a full prop disc. Also, I find shooting into the sun as I often am at airshows, particularly Old Warden, makes the prop disappear althogether. So a slow shutter speed gives me nothing at all!Originally Posted by bobster
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GoNz0 (06-05-2011)
Love the random dangling spoons!
More Rallycross from this weekend...
nice technique, but not a fan of seeing the rear of racing cars unless something interesting is happening..
something different
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