Those were the Days
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Nobody is perfect....warthog64 wrote: unfortunately with a Nikon!
Off Course ! That explains it. You've made them with Nikon. You can see it right away. What a superb quality.henkderidder wrote:Thanks for the compliments. I made the images from K25 slides with the "Roel Reijne methode" with a Nikon D-200 and 60 mm 2.8D Nikkor micro lens. You can see on his website:
http://www.foto-expositie.nl/tips.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. After that they have been in PhotoShop and Neat image programes.
I saw the following WW (561TFS) F-4G's at EHSB in '89, but unfortunately I have no photo's.jp 74 wrote:I remember a couple of WW F4G (Then George afb) visiting Soesterberg, anybody any dates of PHoto's?
I think it was in 1992, can be wrong.......
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