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[Buzzbug]

second is a shot i took of a Naval helicopter taken at the air show at HMAS Albatross. cant remember the type of helicopter it was.

Its an Augusta AE109, they have 3 of them, Black/White/Silver.

[85turbo]

thanks for the info.

took that at one of the air shows late last year.
my mum lives in Nowra, so im there at least once a month.

Jason.

[Buzzbug]

thanks for the info.

took that at one of the air shows late last year.
my mum lives in Nowra, so im there at least once a month.

Jason.

I work across the road at the parachute school and my mate is the head crew chief on the AE109's, sadly they won't let us jump out of them.

Lee.

[Whubbsie]

fun night out in an XR6 Turbo

so it was you that laid down those black lines after all velly!!

[velly_16v_cab]

so it was you that laid down those black lines after all velly!!

shhhhh!!!!!

[RhysQ]

had a bit of fun last night with a dark carpark, long exposure and an LED lead light

[maca]

had a bit of fun last night with a dark carpark, long exposure and an LED lead light

That looks freakin awesome!! How did you get that light effect with a LED lead light? And go behind the car without actually seeing your movement?

[RhysQ]

That looks freakin awesome!! Did you just point the light towards the wall to get that effect?

just had an LED mechanics light (lead light) and walked around the cars with the light facing the lens during a long exposure night shot. because i was in dark clothing, it was a long exposure, and i kept moving, there is no sign of me in the photo but just the trail of light in my hand. exposure was about 12 seconds....it was pitch black in that part of the car park. very easy to do.

[maca]

That's a great effect.. Gonna hold onto that idea for the Brisbane photo shoot (or you could just come along ).

Freaky how you're invisible in the photos though....

[rayray086]

That looks freakin awesome!! How did you get that light effect with a LED lead light? And go behind the car without actually seeing your movement?

Set the camera to be less sensitive to light (lowest ISO setting, high aperture value). That way if you're moving, the camera won't be able to capture all the light you're reflecting off at any given position!