Trophy Husqvarna Bridge Oil

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Trophy Husqvarna Bridge Oil sent on May 24, 2013 (20:23) by Kat. 2 comments, 476 views.

at 70mm, 1/125 f/4.5, ISO 100,

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2 persons like it: Franco Buffalmano, Rxp

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Rxp

sent on November 03, 2013 (22:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Felux hello, I notice that your shots are panning to chase. Nice but ... difficult! Bravo. Can you tell me what shutter speed did you use?
ps: I have made sporadic trials with this technique, noting that if not catch the right time comes out crap. so I always preferred to 'freeze' the whole.
Thanks for your info and congratulations again

Kat

sent on November 07, 2013 (19:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello I'm KAT. I did not understand if your question is directed at me or Felux. In any case, the best times are between 125 and 160. Better 160 with my 70-200 stabilized. However depends on a number of factors: goal, light, diaphragm. Hello and thank you!

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