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Yesterdays show of the Thunderbids was preformed with some bad weather ahead. The show lasted 10 minutes shorter compared to Wednesday! I think the stopped halfway through the show because of some heavy rainfall: 5 minutes after landing all hell broke lose and we had some very, very heavy rain for ten minutes or so.Andras wrote:Was the performance of the TB's without any rays of sun?
Normaly I shoot helo's with m canon at a shutterspeed of 1/160th or even 1/125th. However, during the popping of the flares in the loop my photos get blurry. A higher shutter somehow solves this...!?Andras wrote:1. Your Apache shot is timed perfectly, i suggest you try and slow down the shutterspeed on helishots to get more rotorblur, which will make your picture more dynamic. The flare really is a great extra and lights up parts of the fuselage. I think Koksijde has very good lighting conditions for the more challenging kind of photography, shooting outside "the box"
Hmm..interesting, maybe AI Servo is fooled by having to focus on a turning rotorhead/blades and some unsharpness is the result?Sven van Roij wrote:
Normaly I shoot helo's with m canon at a shutterspeed of 1/160th or even 1/125th. However, during the popping of the flares in the loop my photos get blurry. A higher shutter somehow solves this...!?
Thanks again!
Regards,
Sven
Hahaha, I really thought it was a Mil.. Sokol doesn't ring my bell at all.. That's still Russian then Erwin?
Thnx.Andras wrote:ErwinS wrote:Mil? This is a Sokol W3-A....Andras wrote: 3. Nice angle on te Mil-Mi, colorful and a better shutterspeed, the tailrotor is getting more blurry!
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Hahaha, I really thought it was a Mil.. Sokol doesn't ring my bell at all.. That's still Russian then Erwin?
Kuddos on the Tbird!! Nice light and AB!..
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that was in 2005 at spot 4, was not allowed to go there yesterday....Andras wrote:Wow, again, some very cool angles and light circumstances..
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@Roel, I love your Hungarian Mig-29 landing (offcourse) care to share that one ? Or was it another day ?
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