| Image Comments |
| mlriley540 | 04-Jun-17 15:55 |
| To get out of the wind, I had to fly from the edge of the park, which limited picture options. |
| TJH | 05-Jun-17 06:36 |
| Nice in-flight photo! |
| LASTWOODSMAN | 05-Jun-17 08:36 |
| What type of camera do you use? |
| mlriley540 | 05-Jun-17 09:24 |
| I just have a sad little camera that needs bright direct sunlight to get an image of a moving object. For around $200-$250 I can a camera with a bigger lens and a much faster shutter speed. |
| Don C | 05-Jun-17 09:39 |
| Looks like you do OK with your "sad little camera".:) |
| Don C | 05-Jun-17 09:40 |
| Models are nice too. |
| LASTWOODSMAN | 05-Jun-17 10:17 |
| Sorry, I meant to ask if you use a 35 mm film camera for your pics, where you can set the shutter speed to 1/500th or 1/1000th of a second, and where you can close the aperture to f22 for greater depth of field and focus on infinity? My digital camera cannot do that, and all my pics come out blurred. My 35 mm camera takes three weeks to send away film to develop, but the pics also come back with a CD with the pics also on the CD. |
| mlriley540 | 05-Jun-17 10:48 |
| I have a simple digital camera. I can adjust the lighting which speeds up the shutter a little, but I can't take a sharp image of anything that is moving. |
| bsadonkill | 06-Jun-17 16:37 |
| Great job! What prop and rubber combo are you using? |
| mlriley540 | 06-Jun-17 20:18 |
| It has the small Peck Polymers propeller, 4.75 inches. I've flown this with either 3 or 4 loops of 1/16 inch rubber, both work. |
