My Chino 2015 photo's.

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Crimea_River said:
Nice one. Just a question though: why chose ISO800 on a bright, sunny day?
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I usually set my camera on A priority (F11) and found that with auto-ISO, the shutter speeds were too fast (so I missed shots) for when I was shooting the sky nearing the sun. So I set the ISO to 800 and the camera seemed to like it. I would have gone down lower but I didnt want the shutter speeds to drop too low to where I might get blurred pictures.

I also noticed that the lower the ISO, the bluer the sky became.
 
Thanks for the explanation on the ISO. I'm far from being a good photographer but I tend to like getting my props to blur a bit which means shooting down to 1/250 ish. The downside is that the risk of camera shale also goes up.
 
Crimea_River said:
Thanks for the explanation on the ISO. I'm far from being a good photographer but I tend to like getting my props to blur a bit which means shooting down to 1/250 ish. The downside is that the risk of camera shale also goes up.
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Just remember that at 200mph, the subject is traveling at 300/ft a second. You need to get things down to a millisecond or less to minimize airframe blur.
 
Disclaimer and warning! If anyone is offended by the flag of the United Sates of America; don't look! Just go away! (I've always wanted to say that to eternally offended politically correct wimps.)

I was trying some artistry by getting the aircraft bracketed by the US flags. Sometimes it worked. Most of the time it didnt.









 
Disclaimer and warning! If anyone is offended by the flag of the United Sates of America; don't look! Just go away! (I've always wanted to say that to eternally offended politically correct wimps.)








 

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