Bart Van Oudenhove
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Just added a new gallery with pictures taken at an airshow :
http://www.bartvo.com/gallery/
Greetings Bart
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D60 at Airshow
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Danny@canonians
Senior Member
Hi Bart ,
I love the series of the F-16 . Seems it's the only acrobatic plane the ministry of defense allows ......
Remember the Red Devils team ?
Good old days before we had 5 governments !
I also like to see the Fouga Magister is still alive after 50 years of good service .
Thank you for sharing .
Best regards ,
Danny
Wheelie
webmaster http://www.canonians.com
Shooting the world from a wheelchair !
I love the series of the F-16 . Seems it's the only acrobatic plane the ministry of defense allows ......
Remember the Red Devils team ?
Good old days before we had 5 governments !
I also like to see the Fouga Magister is still alive after 50 years of good service .
Thank you for sharing .
Best regards ,
Danny
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Wheelie
webmaster http://www.canonians.com
Shooting the world from a wheelchair !
Hi, Bart -
You might want to consider using a slower shutter speed (around 1/125 to 1/300 or so) for aircraft with rotors or props. The helicopters would look more like they're flying if there is noticeable blurring of the rotor blades. Same with flying aircraft [this one is at 1/250th f/20 using a 1D]:
Also, HTML pages which automatically take over my whole desktop and Javascripts that disable right-click navigation are evil in my opinion.
Regards,
Mark J.
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EOS 1D ~ 28-70mm f/2.8 L ~ 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS ~ 20-35mm f/3.5-4.5 ~ 550EX
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Digital Don
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Bart Van Oudenhove wrote:
Just added a new gallery with pictures taken at an airshow...
Bart,
Nice pictures of my favorite photographic subject! That's a great pic of the F-16 with the afterburner lit!
Feel free to take a look at my 'just plane pictures' gallery too:
http://hometown.aol.com/dg247/index.html
Digital Don
Just added a new gallery with pictures taken at an airshow...
Bart,
Nice pictures of my favorite photographic subject! That's a great pic of the F-16 with the afterburner lit!
Feel free to take a look at my 'just plane pictures' gallery too:
http://hometown.aol.com/dg247/index.html
Digital Don
Thanh Tran
Forum Enthusiast
Hi Don,
Would you tell me what lenses you used to take those pictures please?
Thanks
Thanh
Would you tell me what lenses you used to take those pictures please?
Thanks
Thanh
Derek Clarke
Senior Member
Bart Van Oudenhove
Forum Enthusiast
No, this was my first Air Show I ever visited. Not really at ease after the terrible crash a couple of years ago in Oostende.
My pleasure.
Bart
Bart Van Oudenhove
Forum Enthusiast
At the speed these planes went, I don't know if it was possible without bluring the plane. (Allthough you could ;-)
I always set my browser full screen, I don't see the problem.
Thx for reacting, greetings,
Bart
Bart Van Oudenhove
Forum Enthusiast
Liked the F-18 the most, was probably the hardset one to shoot as well ;-)
Greetings, Bart
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Digital Don
Guest
Thanh Tran wrote:
Would you tell me what lenses you used to take those pictures please...
Hi Thanh,
Most of the current pictures were taken with a Canon 100-400. However I used my 'standard' Canon 28-105mm for some of them too.
If you click on any of the thumbnail pictures on the main site, a larger picture will open. There's a box below the larger pictures labeled "Aircraft Information".
Point your mouse on the box and a popup showing the aircraft type, lens used and camera (all Canon D30) appears.
Digital Don
Would you tell me what lenses you used to take those pictures please...
Hi Thanh,
Most of the current pictures were taken with a Canon 100-400. However I used my 'standard' Canon 28-105mm for some of them too.
If you click on any of the thumbnail pictures on the main site, a larger picture will open. There's a box below the larger pictures labeled "Aircraft Information".
Point your mouse on the box and a popup showing the aircraft type, lens used and camera (all Canon D30) appears.
Digital Don
Thanh Tran
Forum Enthusiast
Thanks Don & Derek,
I saw those pop up descriptions after sending out the question. But I still wonder was that the lense with "L" or not?
Thanks
Thanh
I saw those pop up descriptions after sending out the question. But I still wonder was that the lense with "L" or not?
Thanks
Thanh
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Digital Don
Guest
Thanh Tran wrote:
I still wonder was that the lense with "L" or not?
Hi Thanh,
The Canon 100-400mm is an L lens. I am very impressed with its performance. It makes even my efforts look good ;-)
Digital Don
just plane pictures
http://hometown.aol.com/dg247/index.html
I still wonder was that the lense with "L" or not?
Hi Thanh,
The Canon 100-400mm is an L lens. I am very impressed with its performance. It makes even my efforts look good ;-)
Digital Don
just plane pictures
http://hometown.aol.com/dg247/index.html
Thanh Tran
Forum Enthusiast
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