EHAM wrote:
IMHO it's exactly the opposite: people who want to take a close look or take wide-angle pics think they're the only one on the base and are ruining the photo for everybody else. If you want to have a close look, then go to the open day and have a close look together with all the "dagjesmensen".
And trust me, if there were some minutes of sunshine, there would be a lot more screaming and yelling
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And that's exactly what I mean. Everybody wants to take the pictures on their own way, respect that and just wait a second or two (or a bit longer sometimes
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) if someone wants to take a wide angle picture iso starting to scream and yell names. I too did have people standing in front of my lens sometime, just waited a few seconds and than they were gone.
But no you think that everyone who just wants to make wide angle pics or just cannot afford a telezoom lens sould stay away from spottersdays.
Remember their were 3000 spotters last friday at wittmund, all wanting to make their perfect final german phantom shoot without gates.