Quentin Ferreira wrote:Nice pics! What camera did you use?

Quentin Ferreira
ZU-ATP
Newcastle

A Nikon D70 ...

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Aerial shots of the 2010 construction progress...

Came across a really cool new trike site, a web 2.0 platform with photos, videos, links, slideshows, forum, blogging etc ...

Check it out at http://www.social.trikepilot.com.

best regards
Mark

Awsome pictures vliegvark!

The never ending edit draws to an end, visit http://www.flyingthefalls.com/ for a preview and subscribe to ' flying the falls' news to be able to download a bonus flying sequence from the movie ....

Dear Microlighters, The launch of 'flying the falls' draws ever closer, have published an updated preview file @ http://www.flyingthefalls.com . http://www.flyingthefalls.com/images/ultralight_aircraft.jpg http://www.flyingthefalls.com/images/fish_eagle.jpg Trust you will enjoy it, best regards Mark

Thanks again for the feedback, bit of a bigger project than anticipated, am on Chapter 19. out of 23. going to be just under two hours once completed... so plugging away at it ... should'nt be to much longer now ...

M.

Thanks, the marvels of HD, wish you could see the full res version, shot about 30 miles to the west of Vic Falls on the way there...its part of the arriving overhead Vic Falls sequence ...

ciao
M

posted this short little video clip, shot over the Chobe and Zambezi rivers ...41 seconds 9 megs

http://www.fishproductions.co.za/falls.wmv

And why don't you smile at the camera when you click the button? , Great pics Mark and Plett looks awesome. Did you get to see what's left of Lookout Beach? , will try that next time,trying not to drop the remote control, cant really see when you are taking a picture and trying ever so hard to look...

Dear 'Boeing' Thanks for that used a the Nikon D70 for the stills and some of the other cameras you can find at this URL http://www.marketingmedia.co.za/equipment.htm ... the prices vary but HD is a no budget filmakers dream come true from a quality and resoloution point of view... Apart from those ...

Thanks, they are low res previews taken with a Nikon D70 DSLR, getting a little dated now but still takes nices shots ...

regards
M