Central Tx Flyin event Apr22/23/24

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Do you use a rear curtain flash to blur the bg and keep the subject sharp or is this pure technique?
 
SixPapaCharlie said:
Do you use a rear curtain flash to blur the bg and keep the subject sharp or is this pure technique?
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Just technique. Pan with the aircraft while shooting, basically try to keep the aircraft centered in the frame the whole time. Lot's of practice!
 
Lowflynjack said:
Just technique. Pan with the aircraft while shooting, basically try to keep the aircraft centered in the frame the whole time. Lot's of practice!
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Yeah, I think I would blur the whole thing.
 
I got blur-bg pictures of my car once. I agree, it requires a good hand and good aim. You take 100 pictures and hope that 1 comes out perfect. That's why I love digital photography.

Jack, did you catch the green belly on the Kodiak, by a chance? :D
 
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