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![]() ![]() After seing this picture, I want to take bird in flight pictures LOL :-) |
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Thanks, Boily.
I'm sure you would be good at this. But it can be difficult following them with a long lens. You have to keep the panning motion going during and after pressing the shutter. The first shot of that flight didn't come out. I saw later that it was too dark. But I kept the panning motion even after the viewfinder blanked out so I would have them in frame for a second shot. Boily wrote: Quote:
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Excellent capture as always, domang. Thanks for posting and thank you for sharing the panning technique with us.
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Thanks, Sarah.
Don't know if that's the proper technique but I think it would have to be. Kinda like hitting a baseball. You 'follow through' the swing after hitting the ball to be certain you don't stop short. |
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Very, very nice Domang !
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Thanks, Dawn.
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