Air and Sea Show- Large

Here are the larger planes of the group.

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edit: it was my connection.

nice pictures of nice planes.

awesome bombers ,love the condensation around the engines of the Bone, and love that angle on the B-2

Good shots but...may want to clean your sensor when you get a chance.
Which lens were you using?

Thanks for the comments guys

yellowroadster wrote in post #3169571
Good shots but...may want to clean your sensor when you get a chance.
Which lens were you using?

Yea.... i know its filthy but i need to buy a mkIIN so i can send the 20D back to get cleaned .
Some of the shots were taken with the 100-400, some with the 300 and 2X. so any at 600mm were with that combo, and any lower with the 100-400.

Nice angles, but even #3 seems to be too low in contrast? Have you recalibrated your monitor lately?

PhotosGuy wrote in post #3171561
Nice angles, but even #3 seems to be too low in contrast? Have you recalibrated your monitor lately?

i agree. i edited them in a bit of a hurry and im trying to work on it, but it was a fairly hazy day

Number 1 for me,it was not there last year.

Billginthekeys wrote in post #3171652
i agree. i edited them in a bit of a hurry and im trying to work on it, but it was a fairly hazy day

I actually went to an air show recently as well and many of my shots came out hazy as well. What gives? Maybe jet fumes? The props came out much better.

I think they are over-exposed a tiny bit, but otherwise I like them all, especially the bones

Its very cool that you get to shoot air shows like this, but the shots just seem kinda generic and are lacking any sort of "pop"

I would tone your exposure down a bit... if anything under expose your pictures by 1/3-2/3 bias.

remember, you can recover detail in shadows better than highlights..

RyanCrane wrote in post #3177799
Its very cool that you get to shoot air shows like this, but the shots just seem kinda generic and are lacking any sort of "pop"

I would tone your exposure down a bit... if anything under expose your pictures by 1/3-2/3 bias.

remember, you can recover detail in shadows better than highlights..

i agree, other than the B1B, none of these are amongst my favorites from the show. most were taken in the morning with the lighting behind them, and the last two were pretty heavy crops from far away, so technically wise they arnt teh greatest shots, also i don't really like the processing i did on them first time around.......

Thanks for the tips guys.

Heres one I got the other year.

very nice, i have a shot with the halo around the back of him too, but it blends with the sky much more, great shot. I didnt get to go last year (as i see you did) because i was in costa rica (not that that was bad or anything haha), and was very glad to go this year.