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Lockheed EC-121 Constellation (HB-RSC)

Aggiunto 2 anni fa

74 of HB-RSC 351 of CONI 1832 at LFSB

Pascal Simon

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Tim Segulin2 anni fa

Very clear shot od one of the most beautiful looking airliners ever made.

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adelma2 anni fa

Beautiful shot, but got to keep them propellers turning!!

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Pascal SimonPhoto Uploader2 anni fa

Thank you very much for your comments, yes it is true for the propellers (lol)

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john cook2 anni fa

coasting ?

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Ken Mitchellcirca un anno fa

With recips, pulling the power back means that the prop blades are spinning slower. So with a fast enough lens, you can get a photo of the props "standing still", as it were.

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