Gary A.
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Try shooting with a rangefinder and with a 600mm affixed ... gonna have a bit of a parallax problem.if these were shot on a rangefinder the props wouldn't even be a issue. And i don't even think the really old cameras even went up to 1/1600. LOLBraineack said:I didn't shoot 50mm either. I'm surprised you haven't deducted points for that as well...
Not to mention, these were not shot with a rangefinder...or a Leica...or on outdated B&W film...
RARE, AS IN once-in-a fricking LIFETIME events change the priorities when making photographs. Prop blur would have been nice, sure, but maybe could be added later in post. Blurred fuselages, fuzzy decals, can't-see-chit insignias...no good at all...better to go for the 1/1600 and capture the event crisply rather than get all artsy...this wasn't some three-day airshow that repeats every summer.
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