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1. Buy the most expensive camera and lens you can find (let’s say $10,000 in total). 2. Take a picture of a flying object through your window or windshield whi
by rangibaby 6y ago
1. Buy the most expensive camera and lens you can find (let’s say $10,000 in total).
2. Take a picture of a flying object through your window or windshield while riding shotgun in a car, at speed.
3. Show us sharp the picture is
- dexterlagan 6y agoPro photog here. Done that many times. Pro SLRs can shoot 12 fps with good stabilization. I wouldn't miss it. Yet every time I've seen stuff fly by I didn't recognize, I only had my phone with me. Doh!
- rangibaby 6y ago> Yet every time I've seen stuff fly by I didn't recognize, I only had my phone with me. Doh! That’s my point. Timing, preparation, and some good luck (eg with weather) are all more important than gear, which I think answers OP’s statement