I like this plane.. nice picture again Seth
Written on 06/12/2019 by serge LOTH
Lot of Phantoms this Week!!!
Written on 06/12/2019 by serge LOTH
Photo exceptionnelle!! bravo SETH . Where is it OTTAWA?????????
Written on 06/12/2019 by serge LOTH
Thank you Joan appreciate.- and yes, I'm hoping we hear something soon.....from Gman.
Written on 06/12/2019 by Tom Vance
It seems to me that F4s are game changing planes. This Corsair and the Phantom did great jobs.
Written on 05/12/2019 by Tomer Ariav
I would hazard a guess this would belong to Clay Lacy. He flew for United Airlines.
Written on 05/12/2019 by CHRIS ROBEY
This amazing Ford Tri-Motor NC8407 just took off while watching planes at the airport.
Written on 05/12/2019 by Garo Soghomonian
BEAUTIFUL airplane!
Written on 05/12/2019 by BigAlOutWest
Awesome!
Written on 05/12/2019 by Tak Otti
The 744 is such a photogenic bird. It is hard to find a photo where a 747 doesn't look good.
Written on 05/12/2019 by Spencer Hoefer
It's from the beach right behind St. Maarten airport.
Written on 05/12/2019 by Seth Kim
Duhhhhhh.
Oops, angle!
Written on 05/12/2019 by jim garrity
Good angel & background.
Written on 05/12/2019 by jim garrity
Nice paint job!
Written on 05/12/2019 by jim garrity
Nice shot!
Written on 05/12/2019 by jim garrity
love the airstream rolling into the #4 engine on the right!
Written on 05/12/2019 by Ryan Orlowski
Converter / expander is but a simple magnifier, typically 2x. This means the light getting to the appature is only 1/4 of the ambient, but as today's cameras measure behind the onboard lens, you don't need to fret about it. FOCUS and motion need special care, just like all telephoto lens.
Written on 05/12/2019 by a mentor
Blackshape Prime BS100
Written on 05/12/2019 by Jan Wegrzyn
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Written on 05/12/2019 by gretnabear
Accident Number: CEN16LA223
Date & Time: 06/18/2016, 1411 MDT
Registration: N678Z
Aircraft: CIRRUS DESIGN CORP SR22
Aircraft Damage: Substantial
Defining Event: Loss of engine power (partial)
Injuries: 3 Minor
Flight Conducted Under: Part 91: General Aviation - Instructional
Great shot! How does a teleconverter work out? I have heard that it is really hard to focus. Is it true? Does it work?
Written on 05/12/2019 by Joan Williams
I had never seen a fish livery before this. I was pretty excited to see one!
Written on 05/12/2019 by Joan Williams
Outstanding photo!
Written on 05/12/2019 by Tom Bright
Beautiful shot! It's difficult to get a good panning shot with a telephoto lens especially with a fairly slow shutter speed. Very well done!
Written on 05/12/2019 by Jim Quinn
Nice Shot!!!
Written on 05/12/2019 by Wendell Harris
Awesome capture!!
Written on 05/12/2019 by Yvon Dionne
C177RG in the frame. Any known location???
Written on 05/12/2019 by CHRIS ROBEY
Saw on DL Non Rev site, the DL Museum did buy it and brought it up to flying standards to get it to ATL; and will go into their museum.
Written on 05/12/2019 by Brian Kron
Tom your "oldie" photos make my day on FA! Love to see them! Keep 'em coming! P.S. have you been able to contact "Gman" I can't.
Written on 05/12/2019 by Joan Williams
What kind of aircraft were you in?
Written on 04/12/2019 by Joan Williams
Thanks!
Written on 04/12/2019 by Rick Finch
RWB:
Written on 04/12/2019 by warmwynds
Cool.........something new I have to try.
Hi! Richard can I email you? My email is Sc00by07@icloud.com. I have a lot more questions!
Written on 04/12/2019 by Joan Williams
Nice upgrade to 817!
Written on 04/12/2019 by jim garrity
Was this the day when the other American 767 caught fire on the runway?
Written on 04/12/2019 by FSXBoeing737Pilot
Really nice light on this awesome shot!
Written on 04/12/2019 by rwb2112
"panning" I try to keep the view finder centered on the fuselage as it moves left to right therefore if I'm smooth enough the plane will be sharp and all that is behind and turning props will have blur to it.
Written on 04/12/2019 by rwb2112
RWB:
Written on 04/12/2019 by warmwynds
So nice effect with that slow shutter speed for the props. With the props nicely blurred and the scenery in the back really blurred how did the moving object not get blurred?
By placing a Tele-converter between camera and lens, photo to says it's a 1.4, so with lens at 500 you multiply that times 1.4 which gives 700mm focal length so 650 is easily done.
Written on 04/12/2019 by rwb2112
Joan this was about an hour before sunset. On your camera the mode dial should have P,A,S & M, I used S or shutter priority, this let's me select how long the shutter is open, I went with 1/80 of a second which produces a nice blur on props, if I had left it in A or Aperture priority the cam would have picked a shutter speed that is faster, maybe 1/500 of a second and the prop blades would've been more stationary.
Written on 04/12/2019 by rwb2112
You're not annoying me by any means! The best way to learn is to ask questions, practice, read and watch tutorials on the net. If you see other photographers out ask if they'd mind a few questions, most will talk your head off ;)
How can you take a 650mm photo with a 200-500mm lense?
Written on 04/12/2019 by Joan Williams
Beatiful! What time of day is it? Shutter priority 1/80? Sorry if I'm annoying you. I just have a lot of questions.
Written on 04/12/2019 by Joan Williams
What ISO works bests for bright daytime, sunset, and night shots?
Written on 04/12/2019 by Joan Williams
Okay I got it. I just looked at Youtube!
Written on 04/12/2019 by Joan Williams
That's a great shot!!
Written on 04/12/2019 by rwb2112
Super shot!!
Written on 04/12/2019 by rwb2112
Thank you!
Written on 04/12/2019 by rwb2112
Hi Joan, I'm an amateur also. I had the cam in Aperture priority, this was at the lowest for the lens (5.6) due to the light diminishing very quickly, the ISO was set to 100 which worked out to 1/250 on the shutter speed. I could have had ISO on auto which would probably have had a higher shutter speed and ISO.
Written on 04/12/2019 by rwb2112
Most of the time I'll go with F8 if it's brighter, if it's a prop plane I go to Shutter priority at 1/80 to try and get a full circle of the prop (works pretty good on 4-bladed props).
The main thing to do is have fun with it, practice different styles of shooting.
Thanks for the compliment on the shot!, Richard
My goodness that is ugly
Written on 04/12/2019 by ian mcdonell
Agree - great shot indeed
Written on 04/12/2019 by ian mcdonell
