I watched this television crew conducting random interviews with member of the public in Pitt Street Mall. The interviewer seemed to be a very passionate and animated character and somehow I think he overwhelmed the interviewees with his antics.
When we talk about photography often we are concerned with blur. Blur occurs if you or the subject of photography moves during the exposure. There are a number of techniques aimed at reducing the blur: increase the shutter speed, stabilise the camera on a tripod, buy a camera or lens with image stabilisation built in like the Canon EF IS lenses and so on. Seeing this camera man filming the crowds below from an open helicopter brings an interesting question: how do you keep images stable in a moving and vibrating helicopter? I would imagine just sitting in the open door like that presents a challenge of its own.
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