Comments on: What to do at Dulles on a layover http://ronhornbaker.com/what-to-do-at-dulles-on-a-layover/ Living With Chronic Entrepreneurialosis Since 1993 Thu, 09 Sep 2010 00:57:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Ron http://ronhornbaker.com/what-to-do-at-dulles-on-a-layover/#comment-227 Ron Tue, 18 Nov 2008 17:31:20 +0000 http://ronhornbaker.com/what-to-do-at-dulles-on-a-layover/#comment-227 @Luke, Thanks. No tripods are allowed, so for the most part I used ISO200 with about 0.8 - 1.0 sec exposures, and just braced the camera on a rail (or on the floor for the shot above). I think the image stabilization of the G10 helped on most photos. I posted virtually all the shots I took on Flickr, so you'll see some are blurrier than others. @Luke,

Thanks. No tripods are allowed, so for the most part I used ISO200 with about 0.8 - 1.0 sec exposures, and just braced the camera on a rail (or on the floor for the shot above). I think the image stabilization of the G10 helped on most photos. I posted virtually all the shots I took on Flickr, so you’ll see some are blurrier than others.

]]> By: Luke http://ronhornbaker.com/what-to-do-at-dulles-on-a-layover/#comment-226 Luke Tue, 18 Nov 2008 12:19:48 +0000 http://ronhornbaker.com/what-to-do-at-dulles-on-a-layover/#comment-226 Good stuff!! Did you use a tripod? Could you use a tripod in there? The Air Force Museum in Dayton is also huge and fascinating. Good stuff!!
Did you use a tripod?
Could you use a tripod in there?

The Air Force Museum in Dayton is also huge and fascinating.

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