Roo said:Some more from Tyabb
Very nice shots. Excellent panning. Well done, Roo.
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Roo said:Some more from Tyabb
Roo said:Some more from Tyabb
Viper28 said:I've never done the A5 pass before (this is at the top end of LFA7 in mid Wales and overlooks Lake Ogwen) so with the promise of traffic using it to get to the RAF Valley Families day I thought I'd give it a go. In the end the Reds, BBMF Spitfire, Typhoon and GR4 all avoid it, leaving just the Strikemaster (a first for me) and Omen-1 (a C130J) to provide the photo ops
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Roo said:Thanks very much Click and Graham.
Roulettes and a classic Hornet at the Grand Prix
Nat_WA said:Roo said:Thanks very much Click and Graham.
Roulettes and a classic Hornet at the Grand Prix
Nice shots Roo!
Lovely weather as well - no issues with high ISO or long shutter speed ;D
Wiebe.
Ladislav said:Guys, when you do panning of planes during landing or taking off, do you use tripod? I'm using 5DIV with Sigma C 150-600 and I really can't get bellow 1/250th handheld and it is still far too fast for panning. When I go bellow there is too much shake and even plane became soft.
Roo said:I agree with Graham's suggestion Ladislav. The other thing to look at is the image stabilisation on the lens - OS on the Sigma. Make sure it's either switched to mode 2, which allows for panning motion, or switched off, otherwise you're fighting against the stabilisation and introducing some unwanted blur. With the Tamron, I generally have it switched off for panning.
Valvebounce said:Hi Ladislav.
Roo has a valid point, fighting the image stabiliser gives horrid results, as Roo said make sure you use a mode compatible with panning!
Of course if you know this (and my previous suggestions) already I apologise for trying to teach you to suck eggs!
Cheers, Graham.
Roo said:I agree with Graham's suggestion Ladislav. The other thing to look at is the image stabilisation on the lens - OS on the Sigma. Make sure it's either switched to mode 2, which allows for panning motion, or switched off, otherwise you're fighting against the stabilisation and introducing some unwanted blur. With the Tamron, I generally have it switched off for panning.
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
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
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:What AF settings do you use for Air Shows?
Ladislav said:What AF settings do you use for Air Shows?