Post your best Airplane pix

gm1974 · Jul 7, 2009

All taken with a 450D and 55-250is

NorthWest Airlines A330

Stearman at CYHM (Hamilton, ON)

WestJet B737-700 at CYYZ (Toronto, ON)

stillwater67 · Jul 7, 2009

But I did take the pic and it was fun plane to fly.

DaaT · Jul 7, 2009

Here's a gallery of some photos I took during an air show in Lisbon a few weeks ago. Hope you enjoy.

http://fotos.iscomputeron.com/main.php?g2_itemId=3144

Chalky0123 · Jul 8, 2009

Here's the first two of a few I may post

Spitfire

Lancaster Bomber

both taken with Canon 450D with Canon 100-400IS L Series Lens

jpmalohesr · Jul 8, 2009

Taken at the Greater Binghamton Airport last year:

Jim

Y0GI · Jul 8, 2009

jrynash said:
Some from the Albuquerque Kirtland AFB airshow this weekend:

http://www.pbase.com/pespen/albuquerque_airshow_2006

Some great shots of the T-Birds!! What was your set-up?
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CPNock · Jul 8, 2009

Red Arrows, just after the storm

Canon 1000fn (35mm) + 500mm CAT lens so f8

Understand he "forgot to put the wheels down"

Sony Ericsson camera phone

Colin

CPNock

db. · Jul 8, 2009

1/50s f22 24mm (Canon EF 24-105mm L)

1/60s f22 70mm (Canon EF 24-105 L)
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Chalky0123 · Jul 9, 2009

A Few more

Typhoon

Breitling L-39 Albatross

Breitling L-39 Albatross

again all taken 450d and 100-400L Lens

db. · Jul 9, 2009

1/320s f10.0 200mm (Canon EOS 300D, Tamron 28-200mm)

Muret Airfield (near Toulouse, France)

Airshow at the IAOPA-Meeting April 2004
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soccerpelk07 · Jul 10, 2009

WBirch · Jul 11, 2009

gm1974 said:
Great shots. Watch the dust spot on the top right edge though, clone it out and they'd be fantastic!

If there were a few leaves or some folks there, you'd never see the spot.
Only on a comp screen this anal stuff happens.
Doubt it would show when printed too.

Nice shots, BTW to the previous poster.

gm1974 · Jul 11, 2009

As I said, they are nice shots. I just noticed the sensor spots right away. It's a two second fix to make the photos outstanding, rather than merely "excellent"...

Lionel Johnson · Jul 11, 2009

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chris-grant · Jul 12, 2009

but my son loved flying with his grandfather who has now passed on. He has this photo hanging on his wall to bring back fond memories.

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patchworkfibers · Jul 12, 2009

I'm new to this forum and to dslrs. I assume that Bigma is one of the Sigma zooms? Looking at your gallery, I see that you used the 300D for the airshow photos. They are tremendous shots and it's nice to know the 300D is so capable. I bought an old one off of ebay to play with and am having alot of fun with it.
Linda

Martin Lyons said:
I used the Bigma for all of them.

Skyspotter · Jul 12, 2009

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Doogs38 · Jul 13, 2009

Hi Lionel. Here are a few more military aircraft. All shot with a 40D and 100-400L.

That will do!

Henny Goedhart · Jul 13, 2009

here are some pictures taken at the airshow of the dutch royal airforce where they fly with the vulcan. The pictures are taken with 450D and canon 70-300. The pictures taken in AI servo are more blurred then the ones in one shot?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/40421441@N06/

Henny.

dickcampbell · Jul 13, 2009

Is the Vulcan still flyiing operationally?

I first saw one at the Commonwealth Games in Perth in 1962. It seemed to arrive silently over the stadium, stand it's tail, and climb away vertically. Very spectacular and noisy. This was the original model with the straight leading edge.

Notice also how small the jet exhausts are compared to a modern jet engine with it's high bypass ratio.

Nice photos by the way

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