Hmmm I thought this "well known man" has at least 1090mm in his camera bag. But anyways, I think the shots will look great!Piet Luijken wrote:Maybe you can introduce him to the wonders of tele objectives?
That is "one small step for mankind, but one GIANT hole for a Canon"Jetzone 2000 wrote:http://www.petapixel.com/2011/09/15/can ... e-in-roof/
Ofcourse this is how 'others' work...
And exactly the reason why participants to the Air to Air Academy at Zoersel were required to duct tape their lenses to their cameras!frank kramer wrote: That is "one small step for mankind, but one GIANT hole for a Canon"
See http://www.photoflyingdays.com/index.ph ... allery2011DJdeRidder wrote:Hans, have you got a photo somewhere of what that looks like?
Thanks Hans ! This is what the D-103 looked like from my position at the hill....Hans Rolink wrote:Watching the proceedings at Marnerwaard during Falcon Autumn, I came across this well known guy
Hans.
Good angles, Iwan!Iwan Bogels wrote:
Did you have to do any cropping to get the photo to look like as it is shown ? The distance from your position to the Chinook was about 410 meters (check Google Earth's measurement tool), while I was about 50 meters away.
Cheers,
Iwan
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