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this post was submitted on 29 May 2026
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It is, I don't know how he stayed calm enough to get that focus on the eyes of his attacker.
And yet...
I can't not say it ...
"Eh, looks like the fascist coward pretty much couldn't miss, with the way that spray spreads out over his victim. A mediocre shot at best."
Probably pulled focus as the dickhole was getting ready to spray, did a burst shot, and picked the best out of the group
Can you burst shot with flash on modern cameras? Honest question, I don't professional photography
Yes, but don't do that for portrait photography if you want to keep your job.
That's fair ๐
I've got a bottom-of-professional level Sony flash that can strobe up to 10 times a second for 4 seconds.
I can only imagine that would be like a diet flashbang at close range, so I hope he did indeed burst
It's expected nowadays for mirrorless pro cameras to recognize eyes and autofocus on them.