phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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:D Huy everyone, I just got a camera for my (coming) birthday and was at EHAM- Polderbaan today..........very very freeeezing cold and I just tested a lot of things on this superzoom camera.
I did not edited any of the pics.
I am a "rooky" so tips are welcome !

1..KLM PH-EZI Embraer 190/195 - MSN 322
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2..IcelandAir TF-FIZ Boeing 757-256(WL)
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3..KLM Cityhopper PH-EZC Embraer ERJ-190-100LR 190LR
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Re: phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

Post by Polleke_NL »

Nice first attempt but may I suggest you post your pictures in the correct thread?
There is a specific Photo Forum viewed by plenty of people who can help you out with tips, tricks and hints (first tip, try to avoid light poles :mrgreen: ).

edit Marco, topic moved to the right section.
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Re: phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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Polleke_NL wrote:Nice first attempt but may I suggest you post your pictures in the correct thread?
There is a specific Photo Forum viewed by plenty of people who can help you out with tips, tricks and hints (first tip, try to avoid light poles :mrgreen: ).

edit Marco, topic moved to the right section.
:oops: :oops: :oops: I know what you mean.pic nr 9. shame on me......
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Re: phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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dvdzee wrote::D Huy everyone, I just got a camera for my (coming) birthday and was at EHAM- Polderbaan today..........VERY VERY freeeezing cold and I just TESTED a lot of things on this SUPERZOOM camera.
I did not edited any of the pics.
I am a "rooky" so tips are WELCOME !
I've got to ask; why do you post so much words in capital letters in all of your messages?

Grt, Erik
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Re: phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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foto.s are too much against the light
sorry I do not like them
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Re: phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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fan31 wrote:foto.s are too much against the light
sorry I do not like them
groetjes petra
not bad for a first attempt but I agree with Petra; you should be more carefull chosing your location with respect to the sunlight... backlight pictures can be nice but mostly it's disturbing, also be more aware of your timing. Those things, and many others like camera settings etc, you will learn by doing, looking, posting, reading comments etc. I have been taking pictures of aircraft for quite some years and still learn on almost every occasion.
There are numerous fora on the internet with regards to (aircraft-)photography which can help you out with the basics and more...
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Re: phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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Hey dvdzee,

First... thanks for sharing your pictures. There are a lot of people on Scramble who can give you some suggestions to improve your pictures!
I want give you the tip to photograph the planes on the ground. The planes are just a small "spot" on your pictures. If you take your photographs
on the runway, you can fill the complete picture with the plane. Now, they are too far away of you, so there aren't a lot of details to see. I think
that's not what you want. If you crop these pictures on your computer, the quality will be bad. During landings, you can get very close to the planes,
and then you can catch them in the air. That shouldn't be a problem...

And other people told you before, light is very important. Photographing is "writing with light". So use it on the right way.

Good luck with your new camera! Oh, and learn how to work with it. Then you'll get the best results ;)
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Re: phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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Hi,

my tip; try to get your horizon level...
And, if you haven't it level in the original picture, you can edit that part easily afterwards on your computer with any photo-editing software.

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Re: phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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Which kind of equipment do you use, like body and lens ??.
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Re: phototopic EHAM 26-01-2010

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According to the EXIF-information he use a Fujifilm Finepix S2000HD or a S2100HD.

With the photos I agree with Polleke. Just learn, shoot much pictures and you'll see your photos will become better!

Joshua :wink:
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