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great pictures i like the second one. your right fixxxer 1st does highlight the problem of oreintation in low light!
twism's final three aint bad either
great pictures i like the second one. your right fixxxer 1st does highlight the problem of oreintation in low light!
twism's final three aint bad either
Subject to the picture not being inverted the dead give away is the position of the tail rotor on the left as we look at it, We all know the rotor is situated on the right of the tailboom which tells us the heli is coming towards us..
Digital cameras, at least the affordable ones, scan the image line by line, usually from the top. Thus if straight things are moving you get this strange bent effect because by the time the scan got a bit further down the frame things have moved a bit.
Those pics are pretty good Twism. Is that a full size 9254 tail servo hanging off the tail boom of your 450?
And busterboys pics are fantastic - so sharp they look like they were photoshopped!
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