I remembered that very well and it has been useful. But in this case, I think,
it wouldn't help as you'd lose the point of focus in the spill - you can't
anticipate how a crash or similar event is going to play out and good tracking
is necessary.
Andrew Fildes
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On 04/02/2013, at 9:24 AM, Moose wrote:
> He said it was pretty universal at that time for action shots of very fast
> vehicles to set up (quite long lenses),
> manually focus on a spot and learn to anticipate exactly when the thing
> passed through that spot, pressing the release
> just the right amount early to compensate for your camera's shutter lag.
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