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300 f2.8 with 1.4 extender and the 100-400 on it's own. Also the 70-200 f2.8 with and with the 1.4 extnder.Saw some 400mm and 420mm focal length shots- use a 100-400 zoom w/
tele-converter?
It makes all the difference having a sunny weekend for hte show.Color, composition all great; makes me want to run out to the next
airshow. Very interesting to see up the jet engines on planes
flying away from you. Thanks for the post.
I also had a lot of unsharp ones, mainly due to using slow shutter speeds with long lenses to get propellor movement in the ones with fans on the front.Nice shots of various aircraft that were in attendance. Sharpness
was very consistent which speaks a lot for the photographer as well
as the lens....robby
Thanks for that ;-)Beautiful pictures!
As an experiment, I usually use ISO 200 but cannot always get the shutter speeds I want/need. These were taken over 5 days at the show, the ones taken at ISO 200 on the Sunday WERE of better quality.I have a newbie question.
Why did you use ISO 400?
Thank you kind sir!Hi
Great shots, beutifully exposed.
I used to do it that way, these days I use evaluative the exposure setting and it seems to get it right most of the time, usually within about a half stop and certainly better than my guess work.may I ask, how did you determine
correct exposure. Did you point at the sky and add 1 stop for
example.
