Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM

I remember reading in a guy's sig who has this lens (and again wrote in a thread) about how boring it is... he has a bunch of L primes and 24-70 f/2.8 etc

whatever. Bored with a lens or just bored? If razor DOF is only how you get your kicks... whatever.

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Airshow! Hillsboro Oregon

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BigLobowski wrote in post #16148411
Not 100% sure, but I believe he (msowsun - photog) is also a pilot.

i would hope so. it looks like that was taken in-flight. if im not mistaken FFA doesn't allow other than the flight crew to be in the cockpit for security reasons.

Oregun wrote in post #16165478

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Hillsboro International Airshow 2013 by Oregun2012, on Flickr

Wow! Great shot!

MooseNut wrote in post #16171793
First attempt at the Milky Way...

That's a very good first attempt!

Lars

larshkj wrote in post #16171826
That's a very good first attempt!

Lars

I agree. Mind sharing how you achieved this.

bulayog wrote in post #16167223
Wow! Great shot!

Thank you

MooseNut wrote in post #16172809
Tripod, IS off, manual focus set to infinity, F4, 20 seconds, ISO6400

I used the app Google Sky Map to point me in the right direction (search for the constellation Sagittarius)

Any post processing requirement to get those stars look like stars (lol if that make sense)?

Brain Mechanic wrote in post #16173308

Adorable! What kind of breed is she/he? 2-3 months old?

He is a sable German Shepherd, 6 weeks old.

You know your breed, Oscar.

Here's one from a recent shoot. the 24-105 range, coupled with IS makes it the ideal lens for this kind of stuff, and makes getting images like this without a gyro possible.

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