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A few from RIAT 2012 (Fairford)



My first go at Air Photography, and only took advice from the thread below. I varied my shots a lot trying to get a feel for what I should be using and some came out rather well!

I haven't uploaded that many yet but here's a few I have:

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That Awkward Itch by matthew-evans, on Flickr

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Airbus A400M by matthew-evans, on Flickr

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Captured on the iPad by matthew-evans, on Flickr



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Avro Vulcan XH558 by matthew-evans, on Flickr

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Boeing-Westland WAH-64 Longbow Apache by matthew-evans, on Flickr

Lots more to come, will be available in the thread and in my set here.

Let me know what you think! Also had my first play with my Tokina 11-16mm, and it is extremely impressive how much you can now fit into a photo :)
 
Yeah it takes ages!

I'm now enjoying doing PP, so expect to see cropped photos and some slight touchups rather than potentially a small aircraft in a huge frame of cloud! :p

Also keep looking at a Sigma 150-500mm :( damnit! (or the Canon 100-400mm L USM), the 250mm I found irritating especially against jet's where tight banks are being performed they were just too out of reach to get a decent pic!
 
Yep, I'm now looking at a minimum 400mm to be honest.

So that's either one of these three lenses so far:

* Canon 400mm L
* Canon 100-400mm L
* Sigma 150-500mm

All extremely expensive, but there doesn't seem to be any "budget" ones that are good/actually cheap!
 
  172 Cup
We went prepare for rain & no sun. One mate caught the sun alot haha. Think my favourite plane was the Vulcan, sounded amazing.
 
Actually my lens is pretty sharp at 200 but softer at 300. Maybe the 70-200 is a want, not a need! Tbh 400 isn't much further than 300, about a quarter bigger. On a 24 Meg sensor I am happy to crop.
 

.Simon

ClioSport Club Member
  Audi
Get the 100-400, it's the lens of choice for the aviation photographers.

I tried one for he week and it really is a cracking lens!
 


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