"Bob (not my real pseudonym)" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 09 Nov 2015 19:58:01 -0600, iaavisto@hotmail.com (Indrek)
> wrote:
>
>>
>>On our way to Florida I decided to make a detour to Washington for a visit
>>to the Udvar Hazy National Air and Space Museum. This museum has a lot of
>>exhibits and many are positioned very close together making it difficult
>>to get unobstructed shots. Also the museum does not allow the use of a
>>tripod so I had to resort to High ISO and wide open aperture. Even then I
>>could not get better than 1/30 second exposures without unacceptable
>>noise. Thank goodness for lens vibration reduction. Given these conditions
>>I think the images came out reasonably well. It was certainly well worth
>>anyone's time to visit.
>>Cheers,
>> Indrek Aavisto
>
> Thanks Indrek! Ya done good! Would the museum allow use of a
> monopod?
>
> And good to see they are taking care of "my" 307 and Dash 80.
>
> Bob
Thanks for the comments. They don't specifically prohibit monopods, but
since I don't own one, I did not enquire.
The 307 certainly shows evidence of much spit and polish ;-). I had you in
mind when I took images from more angles than I would have ordinarily.
Cheers,
Indrek Aavisto
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