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Jan 13, 2013 21:51:35   #
MtnMan Loc: ID
 
unclebe1 wrote:
If you're talking about a 20-40 footer that is under way, you're going to get a lot of motion no matter how calm the waters. In those cases I use a wider lens so that I can crop and straighten in pp and a faster shutter speed to reduce shake. Oh yes, I also keep the camera on the strap (Black Rapid) so there's no chance of dropping it overboard unless it's following me down.

If you are asking about a ship like a cruise ship, then no special adjustment is necessary unless you're in particularly rough waters.
If you're talking about a 20-40 footer that is und... (show quote)


Used my 150-500 on a 24 footer in May. No issues. I had taken my tripod but didn't use it. The Sigma OS is pretty awesome.

When we toured a fijiord on the cruise ship I used the tripod both on the top deck and on our balcony. I don't recall if I used OS and think I mostly used wide angle for those shots.

I also used the tripod to take pictures of the two of us with the remote release.





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Jan 29, 2013 14:26:22   #
Larryb Loc: Burlington, Ontario
 
Us as well - sailing Feb 3

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