In article <XnsAA6BD6047DCF5noemailattnet@216.166.97.131>, Mitchell Holman
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>Miloch <Miloch_member@newsguy.com> wrote in
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> Wow. Not your average point-and-shoot
>photography. I have owned houses that cost
>less than the equipment needed to do this.
>Good shot, thanks for leaving the sig line
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If you download the pic, just right click the thumbnail...click 'properties'
then click 'details' you get...the details...kind of camera etc
The camera used here was a Canon EOS 5D Mark III plus all the camera settings!
I have a Nikon Coolpix A900...my fourth Nikon Coolpix...it'll do everything but
make ya breakfast...I carry during my daily walk and try to get occasional pics
of aircraft overhead...it does a decent telephoto job of getting an airliner at
30,000 feet...at least enough to tell the aircraft type and number of engines.
I use it on "Auto" mode...too damn old to learn all the manual features which
are considerable.
Someone else in this group takes great pics of aircraft...more professional than
my embarrassing amateur stuff!
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