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Today I went to Leeuwarden to spot some F-16's...... but during the landing of the first 3 fighters I was still driving so I couldn't took pictures... The G-273 was performing some touch and go's...... Furthermore there was around 15.30LT a fullstop and a t&g of 2 F-16's... not very busy but it was a nice day.....
Hello ssb-spotting
Looks like you had a nice day, but i do see some things that could inprove in the shots you post (in my opinion).
About 1/3rd of the shots are very unsharp, Also there is allot of CA and vignettering in your pictures wich you easily can remove with photoshop or any other program.
Nontheless nice shots As long as you are happy with them!
Oh yes you're right sfeyenoord1! A big problem was backlight. The sun makes it a beautiful day, but for photographing it is a disaster I hope to get soon a photo edit program like Photoshop..... then I can improve my picutres. The most free or cheap programs are not so good like Photoshop....
ssb-spotting wrote:Oh yes you're right sfeyenoord1! A big problem was backlight. The sun makes it a beautiful day, but for photographing it is a disaster I hope to get soon a photo edit program like Photoshop..... then I can improve my picutres. The most free or cheap programs are not so good like Photoshop....
Prevent backlighting by simply getting to the right spot.. If you had walked a bit towards the other side of the approach (along the Leeuwarden/Stiens road) and found a spot at the edge of the road, your pics would have been better.. See also Spot 1 @ http://www.scramble.nl/airports/publish/ehlw.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Vignetting and CA can be removed with PS, but saving some money to buy better equipment is a better choice!
I see in the Exif data you photographed with a FinePix S8000fd. I guess that's the reason why some pictures are not sharp.
It's sometimes not so easy to made good photos with a SLR camera so if you make thése pictures with your type of camera I can only say: Good job!