London 2012 Olympics - Swimming

Shots from the Aquatic centre. The action shots were taken with 70-200 + x2 at high ISO. I am very pleased with the results given the distance we were from the subject.

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really nice Ian, surprised you could that lens in there

Great images given the distance!

#4-7 shows the placement of these cameras.

http://www.nytimes.com …derwater-moment.html?_r=2

What a zoo that deck is

Really cool perspective. Thanks for sharing these. Did you need to conceal the camera to get in?

Good shots...Wish I were there.

rick_reno wrote in post #14827447
really nice Ian, surprised you could that lens in there

ChunkyDA wrote in post #14829206
Really cool perspective. Thanks for sharing these. Did you need to conceal the camera to get in?

I was really nervous about taking in the gear. I took a lowepro mini trekker each day with components individually packed. I figured that as the X2 was on its own, it would just look like another lens on the X-ray. Seemed to work, I had no issues on the 5 times we went.

Next shots to post are the Equestrian Dressage.

Ian.

Nic shots, #4 my fave.


I see your first shot has the rings; prepare for the black helicopters to whisk you awa............... transmission cut off