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<blockquote data-quote="lobus" data-source="post: 766" data-attributes="member: 10"><p>I think "a bit tatty" is a bit harsh, looks the goods from where I am sittin dude.</p><p>The motorway shot is superb. Nothing better than pics of buses doing what they were built do. Stationary shots are good but live and mobile is best.</p><p></p><p>Persoanlly I think that once a bus hits 35 years old a camera should not get nearer than 5 metres.</p><p>If it good for the Hollywood crowd it is goo enough for my bus!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lobus, post: 766, member: 10"] I think "a bit tatty" is a bit harsh, looks the goods from where I am sittin dude. The motorway shot is superb. Nothing better than pics of buses doing what they were built do. Stationary shots are good but live and mobile is best. Persoanlly I think that once a bus hits 35 years old a camera should not get nearer than 5 metres. If it good for the Hollywood crowd it is goo enough for my bus! [/QUOTE]
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