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EHAM 06-01-2008 phototopic
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EHAM 06-01-2008 phototopic
Really nice weather for a short visit.
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EHAM 060108 pictures
Victor,
Pictures are fabulous again, as usual
All taken with your 'new' Sigma 135-400
Pictures are fabulous again, as usual
All taken with your 'new' Sigma 135-400
Re: EHAM 060108 pictures
Indeed, it just begging for "sun"days like todayMAS017 wrote:Victor,
Pictures are fabulous again, as usual
All taken with your 'new' Sigma 135-400
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I like the shadow of the vortex over the wing on the fuselage on this one
We got photographed too
With First Officers and Auto Pilots, a Captain these days has not much work to do anymore. So what can you do during take off?? Exactly....wave
I like the shadow of the vortex over the wing on the fuselage on this one
We got photographed too
With First Officers and Auto Pilots, a Captain these days has not much work to do anymore. So what can you do during take off?? Exactly....wave
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Only one question: Why did you use F5.6?Borubudur, It was 5.6 because I wanted 1/800 and this was because I used my fixed 300mm 4.0. With my EOS-30 and EOS-20 this means 420 mm.
I had this lens calibrated recently and wanted to be sure that there was no unsharp from shake or motion, to check if the lens focussed well. It did. Despite the 5.6 depth is acceptable I think.
Groets,
Paul
I had this lens calibrated recently and wanted to be sure that there was no unsharp from shake or motion, to check if the lens focussed well. It did. Despite the 5.6 depth is acceptable I think.
Groets,
Paul
