Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

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Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

Post by Frankwin »

Here some of my photo's from Volkel last sunday.

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ISO 200, 500 mm, f/ 9,0, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 300mm, f/ 14, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 500mm, f/ 16, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 150mm, f/ 9,0, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 380mm, f/ 7,1, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 500mm, f/ 10, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 500mm, f/ 11, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 450mm, f/ 8, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 500mm, f/ 11, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 500mm, f/ 14, 1/125 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 380mm, f/ 10, 1/500 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 500mm, f/ 10, 1/500 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 500mm, f/ 10, 1/400 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 220mm, f/ 18, 1/160 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 500mm, f/ 10, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy

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ISO 200, 500mm, f/ 8, 1/640 sec, Active D Lighting heavy
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

Post by Thermal »

Very nice pics but for someone with that kind of gear your pics look a bit soft. Have you tried sharpening them?

No offense though :wink:
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

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What's Sheiks problem? Full afterburner with the speedbrakes out? :S
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

Post by Brian »

That wasn't Sheik ;)

And they often do that.. (for example in a base attack at the open days... ) but also during the demo display. Max power, minimal gain of speed :)
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

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Brian wrote:Max power, minimal gain of speed :)
And maximum sound ! :happy:
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

Post by REACH111 »

Hello , Nice pics

The F-16 flew the most time of the show with 1 Smokewinder :|
I hope next Month he will do that with 2

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Greetings Robin.
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

Post by Frankwin »

Thermal,

Yes, . . . . you can have a nice camera but at the end of the day the image have to go through a lens. All pictures are taken with the Sigma lens. This lens is not the best in sharpness. And I believe that the UV filter makes it more worse.

I have sharpened my pictures but I am a rooky if it comes to editing images. Recently I bought a book of Scott Kelby bud need to practice a little more. I try to improve my pictures, if anyone have a good advise please do not hesitate to share.
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

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Thermal,

He and I also had a big problem with the sun in our fase :wink:

Greetings Robin.

@ Frankwin , what where your settings of this day ?
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

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Frankwin wrote:Thermal,

Yes, . . . . you can have a nice camera but at the end of the day the image have to go through a lens. All pictures are taken with the Sigma lens. This lens is not the best in sharpness. And I believe that the UV filter makes it more worse.

I have sharpened my pictures but I am a rooky if it comes to editing images. Recently I bought a book of Scott Kelby bud need to practice a little more. I try to improve my pictures, if anyone have a good advise please do not hesitate to share.
Hi Frank,
Mayby your problem of sharpness is your uploader? (Photobucket) the last time that i uploaded photo's with Photobucket, my photo's where very unsharp.
Check your orginal photo and your uploaded photo's maby that you got the same problem?
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

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Reach111,

I missed the spitfire, I was walking to the croudy marketplace when the spitfire performed. This was realy frustrating.

I have placed my settings under the pictures.
The sun was really a challenge. But when I analyze my pictures I believe some of them are not sharp. Maybe because of camera movement. I now realize thet I used my image stabilization. With this fast moving vehicles it is maybe better to switch this off. Does anyone have same trouble, un sharp pictures because of image stabilization?

Al feedback is welcome.
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

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Frankwin wrote:Reach111,

I missed the spitfire, I was walking to the croudy marketplace when the spitfire performed. This was realy frustrating.
Spitfire? There wasn't a spitfire, I was on base and saw all participants. Maybe you mean the P-51 Mustang or the Yak-52?

The sun in the front is always a problem, be sure to turn on the spot meter function. Take a look at my gallery all photos taken against the sun at Volkel in de Wolken. PM or mail me if you need more tips.
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

Post by REACH111 »

For Jet's you don't need IS

For Choppers / Propellor-planes ist very usefull

IS is very usefull:

In the Dark
en with a Low shutterspeed (sluitertijd)

I have one with IS en one without IS

But wen I buy another , it will be with IS !
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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

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Some of mine:

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You need IS for a shot like this! 1/80 with 300x1,4mm, IS mode 2 (I had the camera set for prop-blur on the Trauma :oops: ):

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Re: Volkel in de Wolken (Volkel in the Clouds) 2009

Post by Raymond »

I saw the Fokker s-11 formation but I missed the serials
Does someone know them?
grz. Raymond :roll:
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