The situation:

[MacV2]

The situation:


You are at the bank of the River Thames and it's flooding.



Let's say you are a photographer out getting still photos for a news service, travelling alone, looking for particularly poignant scenes.



If you were to stumble across David Cameron struggling to keep from being swept away in the raging river and you had a choice of rescuing him or getting a prize-winning photograph of the death of a Prime Minister.
















What shutter speed would you use?

[VTRDark]

A very slow one.

(:-})

[lloydie]

A very slow one.

(:-})

30fps as id like to capture the moment

[sirch345]

I don't know how you think them up Mac

Chris.

[MacV2]

I don't know how you think them up Mac

Chris.

It's easy...I don't...I steal them from other people...

[sirch345]

the same as the rest of us then


Chris.

[Virt]

Why a photograph? I'd much rather take a lovely 1200fps video, for 30fps playback

Sent from my GT-I9505, written in ASCII using an even parity bit and spoofing the IP of the White House

[MacV2]

Why a photograph? I'd much rather take a lovely 1200fps video, for 30fps playback

Sent from my GT-I9505, written in ASCII using an even parity bit and spoofing the IP of the White House

Really ? I'd rather take a nice shot...Barrett 50. cal should do it.

[sirch345]

Yeah well we know what you're like, we only have to take a look at your avatar

Chris.