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jrp

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A little taste for the Guelaguetza Festival in Oaxaca
· Date: Thu 27-May-2004 · Views: 4766 · Filesize: 72.1KB · Dimensions: 423 x 640 ·
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Rating: ********* 9.00
Keywords: F5,8-400mm,Mexico,folklore,dancers
Camera: F5 + SB-28 for fill-flash
Lens & Filters: 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D VR AF Nikkor
ISO: Fujicolor Superia Reala 100
Aperture: f/5.6
Shutter speed: 1/125
Location: Xcaret
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tjtrujillo
Location: North Las Vegas NV US
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Thu 27-May-2004 09:38 Rating: 9 

Beautiful. I gotta get me an 80-400VR. Guess the 300/F4 is going to have to go.


Tom
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jrp

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Thu 27-May-2004 11:32

Tom:
As you remember they were moving around all the time. It was hard to focus and as they were advancing toward the front of the scenario the focus remained slightly behind them.
They turned out much better than I expected.
The fill flash doing it's magic.
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tomp
Location: QUEENSTOWN MD US
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Fri 28-May-2004 12:42 Rating: 9 

jrp


Very nice shots, but I see catch lights in the eyes and the shutter speeds and apertures look like used with fill flash, however you don't list flash, I'm just curious if this was fill flash, if so its very impressive.


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jrp

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Fri 28-May-2004 02:11

Yes. The flash was always on. I'll correct the gear listings.
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