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Paolo De Maio
{K:34932} 12/16/2004
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Next time Les try to use this settings:
1600 ASA speed program or best AP and camera ion tripod if you can (without try the impact of boots Captain on your ass)
;-)
I think you will get great result!!
Paolo
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Darie Petrov
{K:397} 12/7/2004
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Nice but blurred... now that I read ur full comment I appreciate it even more hehe. But a flash would have detracted from the mood. I think it is all good... but I think the blurr of the aircraft itself is just bad focus, not motion blur (I might be wrong though)... which could have been fixed.
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 12/6/2004
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You'd probably do best to set your camera on infinity focus so you don't have to worry about it struggling to do so under such low light.
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Les Hilburn
{K:395} 12/6/2004
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Thanks SM2, I just meant that about using the flash for focusing better. Its such a dark place on the flightdeck at night. Normally when I am up there, I have to take about 30 or 40 shots to get the exposure and focus right. As for this ship, we have 3500 people on here at a time. And I can tell when there is someone new.
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 12/5/2004
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Still a great shot, Les!
Besides, the flash wouldn't have worked from the distance you are...they're only effective for about 15 feet. (I always smile when I see people using their flash from 50 feet away at events).
I was on a much smaller ship. Small enough that I knew ALL 405 crew members.
4 years was quite enough for me. ;)
SM2 Paul Lara
U.S.S. Anchorage (LSD-36)
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Bon Igor
{K:62} 12/5/2004
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very interesting
you are brave
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