Cunderdin Air show Western Australia

[aladyforty]

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[k1par]

Not bad. I am going to assume that during part of the day it was somewhat overcast or hazy. The fourth shot looks like it could have used some color correction. Something there just does not look right. The first and last shots are really great.

[BowtieZ28]

Great pics of the planes. Fast enough to even stop the props.
Great job.



Bowtie

[aladyforty]

k1par wrote:

The fourth shot looks like it could have used some color correction. Something there just does not look right.

Thats just me playing with the hue, the shot was stark white so I changed it:-)

[aladyforty]

BowtieZ28 wrote:

Great pics of the planes. Fast enough to even stop the props.
Great job.



Bowtie

Thanks for looking:-)

[TG]

aladyforty,

You asked for some tips onmy recent postAirshow (Australian International Airshow 2005), just interested on some feed back on how you went and howyou found you 100-300 USM lens?

Nice photos by the way.What other type of aircraft did you have there?

Tom.

[aladyforty]

The lens was ok for this, but then I have nothing else to compare it to.:-)There were a lot of different planes, mustangs, German bombers, helicopters and model air craft. Im not that into types of planes, I went because hubby is into videoing events so I thought I'd photograph it. I enjoyed watching Jurgis Karyis though, he was awesome.

[DannyO]

Hey guys! I'm trying to decide between the canon 70-200mm f/2.8 or the f/4 L. I take alot of sports photos and i will also be going to the Paris Airshow. I'm sure i will get plenty of use out the lense but I just wanted to hear some other oppinions about the different appetures. Thanks

Danny O.

[aladyforty]

Im not sure which one is best but if I had the chance of an L lens I'd jump at it:-)

[DannyO]

They are both L lenses. I'm trying to see what everyone else uses. I'm not sure what appeture to get.