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July 6th 07, 03:03 AM
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What lense?
Thanks for all the advice.
I am new to this digital autofocus stuff and have not shot airshows with film for over 15 years. (I am going to have to scan and post some of my old work.) Does anyone use the "burst/sequential" mode when they shoot? 
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July 6th 07, 03:18 AM
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What lense?
Sure, sometimes unintentionally. You get a series of shots at different
angles, and sometimes one comes out sharper than the others. It doesn't cost anything, so, why not? Just keep and extra battery and photo card with your camera. especially good for something like the Blue Angels or Thunderbirds. Ron "john smith" wrote in message ... Thanks for all the advice. I am new to this digital autofocus stuff and have not shot airshows with film for over 15 years. (I am going to have to scan and post some of my old work.) Does anyone use the "burst/sequential" mode when they shoot?
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