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Connie at Temora
Pic of the one and only , in Australia that is, taken at Temora NSW Nikon D70 Sigma 50-500. 1/250, handheld, and before you ask ,no all my shots did not turn out sharp, i will be upping the shutter speed in future or using a monopod,in order to increas my succes rate, more to follow. Nikon boy Norman
apart from the oversharpening... it's a good shot...
cheers http://www.markcrossphotography.com - A camera, glass, and some light.
it doesn't look oversharpened to me
the problem with increasing the shutter speed is that the propellors will freeze. i think a monopod would be a great help for this type of shooting, plus shooting when the aircraft is closer, eg on short final or landing.
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