Sony A1 with a 200-600 lens...it's not a bad setupCamera and Lens used?
Is #4 in part 2 a T38 Talon? I had to look it up and the T38 doesn't have those pods at the wing tips. Also learned that the T38 is visually similar to an F5x
A super telephoto is going to be my next purchase. Just trying to not break the bank so that probably means Tamron or Sigma. I love my Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 but i need to dial in the focusing a bit better.Sony A1 with a 200-600 lens...it's not a bad setup
A super telephoto is going to be my next purchase. Just trying to not break the bank so that probably means Tamron or Sigma. I love my Tamron 24-70 f/2.8 but i need to dial in the focusing a bit better.
yep these were the two i was looking atTamron 150-600 G2 Canon & Nikon - SP 150-600mm F5-6.3 Di VC
Great close ups are always in reach with the Tamron 150-600 G2 for Canon & Nikon Mounts. Discover the next-generation ultra-telephoto lens from a dealer today!www.tamron-usa.com
150-600mm F5-6.3 DG OS HSM | ContemporaryCanon EF-Mount
PORTABILITY MEETS VERSATILITY The Sigma 150-600mm 5-6.3 DG HSM OS Contemporary was created around the concept of maximum portability meets utmost image quality in a variable aperture hyper-telephoto zoom lens. Light weight and compact, this zoom can handle any long-reach photographic situation...www.sigmacanada.ca
Why not bothyep these were the two i was looking at
I use DxO for my post processing and they have an option for backlit photos...I think it does a pretty good job...Thank you for taking the time to get those pictures. The show pictures are not worth taking, into the sun. These are great!!
It's an F5A two seater.Is #4 in part 2 a T38 Talon? I had to look it up and the T38 doesn't have those pods at the wing tips. Also learned that the T38 is visually similar to an F5x
it is a real shame the f-20 tigershark never got a chance to take off. basically a f5 with modern avionics and fbw, the GE f404, dirt cheap, and easy to fly. it would have been the the gripen only 15 years early.those things are dead sexy.
First flown in 1959, they seem timeless.
I am about to do a crash-course in photography at my work. I have a picture that, at first glance, appears nearly black and white with very little color. Then I show the post-processed picture, and it's shocking how much color information can be pulled out of the shadows.I use DxO for my post processing and they have an option for backlit photos...I think it does a pretty good job...
Raw image from Saturday afternoon shooting into the sun looks like this:
after post processing in DxO:
I’m an AIr Force brat, retired A&P, and certified aviation junkie. Loved sj’s pics here!I love stuff like this. I grew up in the 50s and 60s on/around USAF bases...every year we went to the Armed Forces Day air shows...plus, living on base, we got to see a plethora of cool aircraft (prop and jet) coming and going.