May I ask what are those 3 custom settings? Do you change the setting when planes are flying along and when planes are flying towards you? I noticed that my settings for panning and blurring propellers usually completely mess up anything where plane is coming towards me.zim said:
I was there and I have mixed feelings.Roo said:Hands up who's going to be at the RAF 100 flypast on July 10...
Looks to be something not to be missed. Hopefully we'll see some pics here
Ladislav said:I was there and I have mixed feelings.Roo said:Hands up who's going to be at the RAF 100 flypast on July 10...
Looks to be something not to be missed. Hopefully we'll see some pics here
The location: I knew it will be bad because all actions in London are always terribly overcrowded. I went there anyway hoping to make some particular photos I imagined - I couldn't do them anywhere else. I may have done one. I couldn't change position to try other. Also since planes were flying in large formations, they were usually not all visible over trees until too late for photo I wanted to take.
My wife had better view on few returning formations flying over our garden in Hertfordshire. My colleagues saw everything from office in Shoreditch.
The flypast: It was impressive. Really a lot of planes in large formations.
This is so true. I remember my dad telling me about the 1000 bomber raids and how the sky darkened.Valvebounce said:Hi Ladislav.
I really hope you got something for your effort. I’m guessing the best place to see this will be on tv. :'(
I was surprised and rather disappointed to hear it being ‘sold’ as the largest formation in living memory! 100 planes is not a large formation in comparison to the 1000+ bomber raids my mum saw going over her home heading for Europe! Yes she is still alive! As I’m sure are many others who remember this unfortunate part of history.
Cheers, Graham.
Ladislav said:I was there and I have mixed feelings.Roo said:Hands up who's going to be at the RAF 100 flypast on July 10...
Looks to be something not to be missed. Hopefully we'll see some pics here
The location: I knew it will be bad because all actions in London are always terribly overcrowded. I went there anyway hoping to make some particular photos I imagined - I couldn't do them anywhere else. I may have done one. I couldn't change position to try other. Also since planes were flying in large formations, they were usually not all visible over trees until too late for photo I wanted to take.
My wife had better view on few returning formations flying over our garden in Hertfordshire. My colleagues saw everything from office in Shoreditch.
The flypast: It was impressive. Really a lot of planes in large formations.
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