Apparently iFly was on NikonRumors and got sick of it and sold all their gear and switched to Canon ;D ;D ;D
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Seriously though . . .
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I took my boy to iFly (indoor skydiving) and saw the canon camera behind the glass.
They had the benefit of front-lighting, I was fighting that light from the back (won't know until I get home how well I did since I'll have to post-process for the lighting).
Bought a pic as a hedge against my still growing skills with the Tamron 24-70; I was mostly paying for the curiosity of the exif . . .
THAT said, I got what I wanted for $4:
They're using a 50D w/ 10-22mm.
Glass/plexiglass is truly my nemesis; I hate seeing my fat arse in the dang image
I had both of my high-end filters, which DID NOT fit my lens (did I mention I'm still learning on the Tamron?) . . .
I'm going to scrutinize the image when I get home, but it was ISO 1600 and I was at 6400 with the 5DmkII, so wish me luck
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Seriously though . . .
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I took my boy to iFly (indoor skydiving) and saw the canon camera behind the glass.
They had the benefit of front-lighting, I was fighting that light from the back (won't know until I get home how well I did since I'll have to post-process for the lighting).
Bought a pic as a hedge against my still growing skills with the Tamron 24-70; I was mostly paying for the curiosity of the exif . . .
THAT said, I got what I wanted for $4:
They're using a 50D w/ 10-22mm.
Glass/plexiglass is truly my nemesis; I hate seeing my fat arse in the dang image
I had both of my high-end filters, which DID NOT fit my lens (did I mention I'm still learning on the Tamron?) . . .I'm going to scrutinize the image when I get home, but it was ISO 1600 and I was at 6400 with the 5DmkII, so wish me luck
