So... You Want Prop Blur eh?

3Turner wrote in post #6484022
Very nicely done prop blur set . What is that first plane?

Not sure. He was identifying as "Experimental" with the tower, I looked up the N number and found nothing.

I'd have to wonder why you wouldn't like the photo quality. That shutter speed would leave a lot of us with fuzzy images. Very well done to my eyes.

A2EVOMR wrote in post #6484132
Not sure. He was identifying as "Experimental" with the tower, I looked up the N number and found nothing.

Didn't see the N number...unless its the set under the wings.

Always a bit of a balancing act getting the prop blur but sharp planes. I think you did well though

3Turner wrote in post #6484022
Very nicely done prop blur set . What is that first plane?

It is a home built plane. I believe that Vans is the plans and parts maker. The name of the person that built the plane will eventually be under the manufacturer when the reg. number makes it through the paperwork and posting cycle. All homer built planes are considered experimental. I think it is either a Vans RV-4 or RV-6. I get confused on the different maodels they make.

bowtie wrote in post #6486583
=bowtie`;6486583]It is a home built plane. I believe that Vans is the plans and parts maker. The name of the person that built the plane will eventually be under the manufacturer when the reg. number makes it through the paperwork and posting cycle. All homer built planes are considered experimental. I think it is either a Vans RV-4 or RV-6. I get confused on the different maodels they make.

I was thinkin that too...

bowtie wrote in post #6486583
=bowtie`;6486583]It is a home built plane. I believe that Vans is the plans and parts maker. The name of the person that built the plane will eventually be under the manufacturer when the reg. number makes it through the paperwork and posting cycle. All homer built planes are considered experimental. I think it is either a Vans RV-4 or RV-6. I get confused on the different maodels they make.

Ah, I was thinking some Brit military trainer....never crossed by head about a home built plane. Thanks

I have a new-found respect for those of you who can shoot a 400mm handheld at that slow a shutter speed. I had a helluva time shooting props and rotors at an airshow this past weekend because the show's flight box was out in the middle of a bay (distance to subject was further than normal). I had a few barely decent shots at 1/500.

Great set, OP!

Great shots.