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Quoting zachary165 (Thread starter): am wondering how to get nice shots of preserved aircraft. |
Quoting zachary165 (Thread starter): can I edit out the crowds in PS? |
Quoting zachary165 (Thread starter): Will crowds cause a motive rejection |
Quoting zachary165 (Thread starter): can I edit out the crowds in PS? |
Quoting zachary165 (Thread starter): in a couple days with a friend |
Quoting ptrjong (Reply 1): you'd probably better leave your friend at home |
Quoting Moose135 (Reply 3): USAF museum is very photographer friendly, even encouraging the use of tripods |
Quoting brettkp (Reply 4): very long shutter speed to remove people from the photo. That really only works if they're moving. |
Quoting brettkp (Reply 4): I would expect that this approach is not against the rules, but I've not tested it. |
Quoting kann123air (Reply 5): I happen to be this friend. Quoting ptrjong (Reply 1): you'd probably better leave your friend at home Please, no! I want to go to Wright-Patterson! |
Quoting kann123air (Reply 5): Quoting brettkp (Reply 4): very long shutter speed to remove people from the photo. That really only works if they're moving. Great idea. Quoting brettkp (Reply 4): I would expect that this approach is not against the rules, but I've not tested it. I don't think it would be against the rules. Ramp shots with blurred workers are allowed, so I don't see why a similar shot such as this wouldn't be. |
Photo © Mark Carlisle | Photo © Mark Carlisle |
Photo © Mark Carlisle | Photo © Mark Carlisle |
Quoting Moose135 (Reply 3): Patience is a virtue - if you go on a day with smaller crowds, and don't mind waiting a bit, you can get some decent shots. Also, the USAF museum is very photographer friendly, even encouraging the use of tripods, one of the few museums where I've seen that. |