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LowAltPhotosdotcom > Cameraship with digital camera.
LowAltPhotosdotcom > camera with SLR camera
LowAltPhotosdotcom > Cameraship in a climb. Shots usually taken between 100 and 200 feet with highest shots taken at 400 feet altitude.
LowAltPhotosdotcom > Gasoline powered helicopter prior to first flight of the day. Carbon fiber reinforced main blades, fiberglass canopy protects radio gear and servos. Tail is stabilized with state-of-the-art heading hold electronic gyro.
LowAltPhotosdotcom > helicopter with 35mm SLR. Square box on the rear is the downlink transmitter which transmits the camera view to the ground monitor so the photographer can properly frame the photo.
LowAltPhotosdotcom > The photographer.
LowAltPhotosdotcom > Expensive 'tripod' with 8 megapixal Canon DSLR. Lens is 10-22mm wide angle.
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Cameraship in a climb. Shots usually taken between 100 and 200 feet with highest shots taken at 400 feet altitude.
> Cameraship in a climb. Shots usually taken between 100 and 200 feet with highest shots taken at 400 feet altitude.
Cameraship in a climb. Shots usually taken between 100 and 200 feet with highest shots taken at 400 feet altitude.
Camera: Olympus Optical Co.,ltd (C4100z,c4000z) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 664px x 1000px |
Current: 199px x 300px |
Other sizes: Small • M • L • O • save photo |
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Keywords: bird climb
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