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Photography: Using fast shutter speed to capture flight A cliff swallow (ornithologist please confirm), those harbingers of summer, were the subject of work with fast shutter speed on a Saturday shoot in Little Cake, Adair County, KY. Click on headline for story with photo(s) By Jason Mardis LITTLE CAKE, KY (Sat 28 May 2016) - I recently sent some photos using slow shutter speed, so figured I would send you some using fast shutter speed. I took some photos today of birds flying around in the field. Don't know what there exactly called, but I all ways called them swallows. I do know there fast little boogers. To freeze them in mid air I was using the fastest shutter speed my camera could do, which was 1-4000 of a second. I came out with about 15 pretty good photos but just to get the 15 shots that were ok, I had to take over 300 shots. Here is I think the best three. Jason Mardis, is a professional photographer who specializes in drone photography and events packages. He is the owner of Aerial Concepts, Columbia, KY. Phone 270-250-1867. This story was posted on 2016-05-29 03:22:37
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