Karl, you’re right, bad phrasing on my part.
Also to correct the typo in my post. I mean floor, not flirty xD
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well last time I went there I had a tripod but I was holding it and I got poor quality images.
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Holding... the... tripod...
Doesn’t that defeat the purpose?
Either way, when you use the tripod, if your lens has image stabilization, be sure to turn it off or the images will come out blurry.
Tim
Doesn’t that defeat the purpose?
Either way, when you use the tripod, if your lens has image stabilization, be sure to turn it off or the images will come out blurry.
Tim
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Never hold the tripod when taking photos, that defeats the entire purpose. And to be sure, this is a tripod:
Put the tripod on the ground --> aim, frame the photo and focus the camera --> leave it alone.
I recommend a shutter release cable, to be able to take the photo without touching the camera. It's like a remote control that is attached to the camera with a cable that you can plug in.
If you dont have one, use the in-camera timer (either 2 or 10 seconds on my camera). That way, you can press the shutter button and the camera takes the photo with a few seconds delay; enough for you to take a step back and not having to touch the camera.
Put the tripod on the ground --> aim, frame the photo and focus the camera --> leave it alone.
I recommend a shutter release cable, to be able to take the photo without touching the camera. It's like a remote control that is attached to the camera with a cable that you can plug in.
If you dont have one, use the in-camera timer (either 2 or 10 seconds on my camera). That way, you can press the shutter button and the camera takes the photo with a few seconds delay; enough for you to take a step back and not having to touch the camera.
My photos: https://www.airliners.net/search?user=6827
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wiggy wrote:can blurry photos be fixed ?
No, but you need to make sure that the next you take a photo try to focus on the subject and adjust the camera settings if necessary.
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mrgrtt123 wrote:wiggy wrote:can blurry photos be fixed ?
No, but you need to make sure that the next you take a photo try to focus on the subject and adjust the camera settings if necessary.
ok ill try to thanks.
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is one of the motive rejection for having covers on the aircraft.
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Covers are acceptable so long as it is the first image of the airframe in the database. If there is already an image of the airframe with a cover, then subsequent uploads with covers will elicit a motive rejection.
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