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Postby ghost on Sun Jun 18, 2006 6:50 pm

Took a wander down at Wanda (pardon the pun) on Saturday morning. Stumbled accross a kite demonstration. Had the VR70-200 with me plus the new 1.7 converter I picked up from Birdy on Friday.........looks like the test was on!
Its gonna take me some time to get used to the converter but I was impressed with the extra reach it gave me. Can't wait to give it the acid test for sports shots next weekend.


I liked this kite. It was by far the most original on the day. I called it "The Australiana"
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I did'nt quite get what I was looking for here. I wanted more movement but shot it at too higher shutter speed.
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By far my fav kite of the day "The Egyptian". Well thats what I called it.
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Oh yeah, a quick lens change to show you the view from the ground. I think I like my new 1.7 converter!! :lol:
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Postby Alpha_7 on Sun Jun 18, 2006 6:55 pm

Beautiful shots, some really interesting designs and patterns!
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