EHAM 25-10-2008

[FALCONCREST]

Late afternoon panning attempt. (Anybody with tips & tricks for panningshots?)

TIP: move your camera in the same direction and speed as your subject !

[bramos]

Follow the plane as long as possible, and (after a while) hit the shutter at the right moment. I noticed at my panning-attempts that it's very hard to make this kinds of pictures from planes that are too far away: try to catch them when they blast just past your lens. That works best (for me, that is).

[boele]

Thanks for the replies. What shutter speeds do you use in general?

Gr. René.

[B767-300ER]

@ nusty

where have you taken no 9 and 11?

@ stmaartenpiloot

where is picture no3 taken yes i know, its the hoofdvaart, but where are you standing and what equipment do you use?

[bramos]

@ boele: see this topic (page 2, bottom) with my first panning photo's. Shutterspeed is still in the EXIF.

[nustyR]

Late afternoon panning attempt. (Anybody with tips & tricks for panningshots?)

* 1/40
* tripod
* IS on pos 2 when available
* take more than 1 photo ( most of them will be a failure )

@ nusty

where have you taken no 9 and 11?

Polderbaan

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[B767-300ER]

Polderbaan

Are you standing on runway A4's "vluchtstrook" (emergency-lane) Did you parked your car there? Or did you parked your car in the road to "lijnden" that goes under the A4 runway and walked to the right/ are you climbing up the hill of the A4? Ive been there a few times to see how I can take pics op a higher place, whitout getting trouble with the KMAR or police? How many mm's did you use (not how many you have, I already know) to get a photo like no 9?

[nustyR]

It's the A9, you park the car on the small road which goes under the highway. Don't walk to high on the hill, you can scare the car-drivers and than the police will send you away.
The big mm-question; well it's a prime 500mm

[B767-300ER]

I mean A9...
thank you.. Unfortunately I have only an250mm and that is too little for this work

[StMaartenpiloot]

My spot is the first bridge from the taxiway. My gear is a Nikon D80 with a 18-200VR lens. The time is rather bad because all the light comes from the wrong side. But just before the sun really starts shining you can take some nice pics...or wait till the afternoon

The united had worse light than this one
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[Key]

Deep blue sky also made me dust off the long telelens

Deep blue indeed, well taken advantage of!

there is a lack in Quality in some of the following pictures

Forgiven. I absolutely love 1 and 8.

Anybody with tips & tricks for panningshots?

Seems to me you do not need them that badly

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Erik

[js51672]

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[Thijs]

note the language... English please