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Gazz
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Some better than other i'm sure i'll get better with time they was taken out my bedroom window with a canon 300D digital the lense was a 100-300mm canon opinions please  . |
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Gazz
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Gazz
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varanus
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you need a higher Shutter speed IMO mate
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Gazz
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| varanus wrote: | | you need a higher Shutter speed IMO mate |
Thank's do you mean with the flying pictures ? or with all the pictures ?. |
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looks like all of them to me they seem very soft and fuzzy this is likely down to camera shake What focal length was the lens and what SS did you use ?
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As Paul says a higher shutter speed would certainly help with the flight shots..they do seem very soft and slightly blurred..were you using the lens at 300mm?..this would explain the softness and slight shake.. 
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Scott W
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| Stuart wrote: | | As Paul says a higher shutter speed would certainly help with the flight shots..they do seem very soft and slightly blurred..were you using the lens at 300mm?..this would explain the softness and slight shake.. |
that's exactly what I was thinking   
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Glad we agree Scott 
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Gazz
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| varanus wrote: | | looks like all of them to me they seem very soft and fuzzy this is likely down to camera shake What focal length was the lens and what SS did you use ? |
i've looked at the picture info i think i looked at the right numbers sutter speed varys between min-250 and max-500 so i gather that way to high so i'll do some reading and try again and see if i get better picture next time the lense was at it max-300. |
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