Flying without wings

[LuckyTiangco]

Still not in operation,not so much lightings....

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[fjchairul]

The color is very nice, sharp...

[hollywood]

Hey bro...what cam u using...and ps done on the colours?its amazing man!please share ur techniques with a noob

[Manterra]

yeaa man...share some tip
pic is juz the right exposure n really sharp.
makes a boring thing to a interesting pic

[LuckyTiangco]

Originally Posted by fjchairul The color is very nice, sharp...

"Thanks brother"

[LuckyTiangco]

Originally Posted by hollywood Hey bro...what cam u using...and ps done on the colours?its amazing man!please share ur techniques with a noob

"I'm using D90 and no photoshop done on the pictures."

[LuckyTiangco]

Originally Posted by Manterra yeaa man...share some tip pic is juz the right exposure n really sharp. makes a boring thing to a interesting pic

"Thanks,Manual setting, ISO=100,15 seconds exposure,my f=3.8,matrix metering,no secret just practice =)."

[ck3128]

Wow... pic 2-5 is really unbelievable Sharp and nice man...

[LuckyTiangco]

Originally Posted by ck3128 Wow... pic 2-5 is really unbelievable Sharp and nice man...

"Thanks brother"

[CFM56-7B]

Originally Posted by LuckyTiangco "Thanks,Manual setting, ISO=100,15 seconds exposure,my f=3.8,matrix metering,no secret just practice =)."

hi buddy,just want to know why your shutter speed is 15 seconds ,the flyer is still so sharp,i've tried many times,but my pictures are not as sharp as yours,and good skill to share?tks a lot

[icelava]

If the Flyer had stopped operating at the point of time (Capsules are not lit and empty) it would be easier to capture a clear shot. I found that being close to the Flyer (like directly below it), 13-second exposure will capture alot of its rotating motion; impossible to get a clear shot.

[LuckyTiangco]

Originally Posted by CFM56-7B hi buddy,just want to know why your shutter speed is 15 seconds ,the flyer is still so sharp,i've tried many times,but my pictures are not as sharp as yours,and good skill to share?tks a lot

"Really no secret brother,are you using D90 by the way?"

[LuckyTiangco]

Originally Posted by icelava If the Flyer had stopped operating at the point of time (Capsules are not lit and empty) it would be easier to capture a clear shot. I found that being close to the Flyer (like directly below it), 13-second exposure will capture alot of its rotating motion; impossible to get a clear shot.

"I agree"

[CFM56-7B]

Originally Posted by LuckyTiangco "Really no secret brother,are you using D90 by the way?"

i'm using EOS450D,i thought maybe the flyer is moving,so can't get the sharp pic as yours,when u go there to take picture?before it open business?

[LuckyTiangco]

Originally Posted by CFM56-7B i'm using EOS450D,i thought maybe the flyer is moving,so can't get the sharp pic as yours,when u go there to take picture?before it open business?

Yes the flyer is not moving =)