>> BoB WROTE,THEN I SNIPPED:-)
I know what you mean and are saying here Bob. I am amazed at the number of people who
think the
only way to shoot horses(as i do)is to trip the shutter for 2-3 seconds and HOPE they
get
something
usefull.
I only resort to that method when its needed. Most of the "pro" equine shooters i know
who
still do film
press the button once. The newer digi guys press and hold then spend 30-40 seconds
reveiew
and
deleting.
If i can get the shot i want in the light i want,one will do. Extreame action calls for
extreme shooting
sometimes,then i will do it.Having the option to instantly review the series can help
me
make up my mind
how to shoot something better with out bursting if possible.
Personal preference i suppose.
Dave(1 frame)Brooks
> Yea, I know it doesn't have to be that way. We will all cry, "Nonsense! Not
> me!" But as the years pass, we will all succumb, at least a little. We'll
> all loose, at least a little, some of this special "knack ." Worse, many new
> photographers may never learn to anticipate the movement in light and in the
> players that we capture.
>
> GAWD! What melodramatic drivil I've written!
>
> I think I'll go take my medication now.
>
> Regards,
> Bob...
