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greetz Ewald
Sion June 25/26/29 2009
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- Eagledriver 32
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Sion June 25/26/29 2009
111,03˚ of EHSB
Re: Sion June 25/26/29 2009
Hi Ewald,
Always nice to see these nice aircraft in their beautiful home country. I hope you don't mind if I give some comments on your pictures? It is meant as a positive feedback to improve your skills. If you don't appreciate it, please let me know.
Overall your pictures are a bit dark and not really sharp. In some pics it looks as if the outer area of your lens is soft (e.g. the left hand side of your Vampire J-1197 shot). I don't know what kind of lens you use, but the Sigma 100-300mm f/4.5-5.6 I used had the same 'characteristic'. This lower price end lenses perform better with a smaller aperture (higher f number), provided the light conditions allow.
For example your taxi shot of J-3079 (at 400 iso, F/11 and 1/500s) looks much better! (The position of the sun also helps there).
Keep them posting!
Rogier
Always nice to see these nice aircraft in their beautiful home country. I hope you don't mind if I give some comments on your pictures? It is meant as a positive feedback to improve your skills. If you don't appreciate it, please let me know.
Overall your pictures are a bit dark and not really sharp. In some pics it looks as if the outer area of your lens is soft (e.g. the left hand side of your Vampire J-1197 shot). I don't know what kind of lens you use, but the Sigma 100-300mm f/4.5-5.6 I used had the same 'characteristic'. This lower price end lenses perform better with a smaller aperture (higher f number), provided the light conditions allow.
For example your taxi shot of J-3079 (at 400 iso, F/11 and 1/500s) looks much better! (The position of the sun also helps there).
Keep them posting!
Rogier
- nhoogenboom
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Re: Sion June 25/26/29 2009
Log can now be found HEREEagledriver 32 wrote:A Log can be found here: http://www.scramble.nl/forum/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=53729" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Gr.Niels
NH Aviation Photography
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- Eagledriver 32
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Re: Sion June 25/26/29 2009
Thanks for your comment, I use the Tamron 28-300 f3.5-6.3. I know what the problems are with that lens. I ordered this week the Canon 100-400 L. So after some time I hope to make (post) much better pictures.RogierV wrote:Overall your pictures are a bit dark and not really sharp. In some pics it looks as if the outer area of your lens is soft (e.g. the left hand side of your Vampire J-1197 shot). I don't know what kind of lens you use, but the Sigma 100-300mm f/4.5-5.6 I used had the same 'characteristic'. This lower price end lenses perform better with a smaller aperture (higher f number), provided the light conditions allow.
For example your taxi shot of J-3079 (at 400 iso, F/11 and 1/500s) looks much better! (The position of the sun also helps there).
Groet Ewald
111,03˚ of EHSB