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My experience is telling me that tripod will not help at all during slow shutter shooting of dynamic displays, only hand hold action will give you nice effects. Maybe monopod is an option for some photographers, I have try it but skip it. You have to have a freedom of movement when fast action is played.bvdboomen wrote:Awesome indeed! You must have a tripod or a steady hand because this isn't possible with image stabilisation alone. Good work.
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As you wishGlidepath wrote:(just wondered, do the rotordisk-ones live up to sharpness whises when viewed at 100%?)
people always ask this kind of question.
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