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finally getting around to processing some image that have just been sitting on my HD, all with D200, 300mm/f4 and 1.4 and 1.7x tc's





it was raining pretty hard for the Spitfire shot



D80 shot







thx for looking
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Glad you got around to these...your aircraft and car shots are always a treat.
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Herby
 
Very nice set, where abouts is that?
 
Fantastic set of pictures, looks very sharp nice contrast.

I'm thinking to buy the 300mm f/4 to use it with my D7000 + TC 1.7

How is Fha AF tracking and speed of the lens with TC attached?

Thank you for posting.
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herbymel said:
Glad you got around to these...your aircraft and car shots are always a treat.
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Herby
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cheers, i've had to take some time off from photography over the last year so i'm really looking forward to get out and about later in the year and getting some new shots
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MarceloLI said:
Fantastic set of pictures, looks very sharp nice contrast.

I'm thinking to buy the 300mm f/4 to use it with my D7000 + TC 1.7

How is Fha AF tracking and speed of the lens with TC attached?

Thank you for posting.
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many thanks, the 300mm with the TC 1.7 is slower for the initial focus lock, but once locked it tracks with no problems, you might have to stop down to get some extra sharpness with the combo too
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Beautiful shots! Sharp and dramatic. I can almost hear the engines. Would like to know what shutter speed you were using. Thanks for sharing.
 
TonyCwell said:
Beautiful shots! Sharp and dramatic. I can almost hear the engines. Would like to know what shutter speed you were using. Thanks for sharing.
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many thanks, the prop aircraft are all 1/250 and the jet is 1/1500
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Nice. I went to the Duxford Imperial War Museum last weekend. Awesome place if you like airplanes (not necessarily flying, though)
 
bartex said:
Nice. I went to the Duxford Imperial War Museum last weekend. Awesome place if you like airplanes (not necessarily flying, though)
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it's a great museum at Duxford, i haven't been for ages though
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John Gruffydd said:
I think I recognise most of these - except for the German monoplane. Last one? Armstrong Siddeley radial (from look of crankcase) - Avro Tutor?

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John Gruffydd, Mold, Wales, UK
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yes it's an Avro Tutor and the German monoplane is a Messerschmitt Me 108
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