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Still planning on going tomorrow (f.ck the weather) only fear many participants will not show :? Looked at several weather websites and forecasts differed from decent to very bad. Common was low clouds and 'high' winds :?: Anyone with an idea what to expect in regards to no shows :?: Where do you ac...

Anyone know if the two Skytech Mi-6s are still stored here? See they are on google map. Newest photo I have seen of them date to April06. Also anyone have the exact location of the Air US Cafe with the fuselage of A310 cn329. Also heard there should be a B707 preserved somewhere near Charleroi, any ...

(I usually take 'side-on' photo's.) So do I. Of the hole aircraft with all its pieces even :oops: I think you still don't know what I mean. I know what you mean, I would not cut an aircraft part off if I didn't like it better that way. But for me there is nothing holly about parts, especially wings...

Piece of the stabilo is missing : NOT O.K. Call me stupid but again I like the cut photo the most. And this is not only to be difficult. The only thing you get extra in the full pic is a lot cluttered background and another disturbing pole. So I will say as others have said to me, 'if it doesn't ad...

But I think this discussion has nothing to do with this Topic, it's more for Photography. Could we maybe get a kind moderator to move the last couple of posts to Photography forum. I think the subject is interesting enough to continue a bit :wink: Taste is personal but can you give me ONE reasen wh...

It's not only about this plane but I see it regular. Details is OK but why allmost the whole plane whitout wingtips etc. It is all about the effect you want in a photo. Cropping of parts of an aircraft kind of drags you into the photo looking at details and not only the plane itself. Besides that m...

Zelf ben ik in Europa nog nooit gecontroleerd op mijn bonnen (afkloppen, het gaat al 25 jaar goed). Ook heb ik gehoord dat gebruikte lenzen (met uiterlijke gebruikssporen) makkelijker buiten de regeling vallen. Men zit vooral achter de nieuwe spullen aan. During the last 4 years were I lived in NL ...

E. Schoonderwoerd wrote:Therefore the IS is not well suited for following and shooting moving objects.

Thanks a lot for the feedback, Emile

It is indeed white shooting moving objects so I will give it a try without IS.

/Michael

E. Schoonderwoerd wrote:Personally I've got good experiences/results with the 24-105 mm.

Don't know if I am doing something wrong but I often get soft/unsharp photos in the 50-105mm range. Especially when using spotmetering. Anyone

edit: Should maybe add I use it on a EOS 20D...

/Michael

pipichantal wrote:F-FBCA should be F-HBCA the FBCA does not exist.

Oh yes, some times the fingers just doesn't type what they are told. nice pic of the Learjet btw...

Seen yesterday (19/04) at Eindhoven (two visits 1200L and 2000L) 03-3125 C-17 USAF OY-OCV Lj45 - a danish biz frame for the danish spotter UR-76636 Il76 VRE F-FBCA Be1900 CLG HB-AFC ATR42 Farniar EI-DCD B738w FR EI-DLE B738w FR /Michael F-FBCA should be F-HBCA the FBCA does not exist. The LJ45 flies...

As my written Dutch is still not understandable I will do it in English :wink: Anyway I started in ’83 with my fathers Olympus OM-10 and for the next 12 years that was my choice of weapon together with a 50mm and a 70-200mm lens. In ’95 I was about to travel the world and bought a Minolta SLR, don’t...

Have a look in your profile, it can be ajusted there.

Maybe not very handy, but I believe the only way.

EDIT: and then again I see what you mean what does the setting in the profile actually do

/Michael

Flying from East to West? Not the An-22! This plane went tech at Prestwick last Sunday evening. When I last checked the local lists five minutes ago there was still no sign of her leaving. Yesterday An-74 UR-74010 did deliver some spare parts though. The jet departed this morning. Will give an upda...

cHabu wrote:HB-JQA is klaar

Any idea why this one was repainted? Is a relatively young frame and looks very much the same as when it came in...