Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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LarsEHAM
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Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

Post by LarsEHAM »

After school a quick stop at Schiphol to test my new lens
Please let me know what you thing :D

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20111003-IMG_9271.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

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20111003-IMG_8781.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

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20111003-IMG_8826.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

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20111003-IMG_9035.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

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20111003-IMG_9054.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

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20111003-IMG_9154.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

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20111003-IMG_9355.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

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20111003-IMG_9457.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

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20111003-IMG_9539.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

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20111003-IMG_9667.jpg by LarsVeling, on Flickr

Hope you like them!
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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Wow, The shots are amazing! I like shot 5, 6, 8 and number 9! :respect:
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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Hoi Lars die laatste vind ik wel gaaf je ziet ze echt kijken ,ik dat dat dit een grote machine was.... 8)

heb je per ongeluk de malys erop staan? mijn zus zit er in op dit moment....

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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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Too bad there are hardly any complete aircraft one your pics... This tailcutting really is too much if you ask me.

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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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Nice set, with some different angles.
You do seem to have some dust spots on your sensor (see pic 4) above the fueselage.
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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Looking sharp......but tell me, what lens did you bought?
Shoot first, edit later! :-)
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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eeehhh... looking at his signature, MIGHT it be a Canon 400mm f/5,6L USM :?: :roll:
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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Thanks guys! :)

@Derice
Quite a lot of dust spots indeed :oops:

@ehusmann
To be hones I like the detail shots more then the full aircraft.
But that is all personal preference :wink:

@Menno, frank kramer
Correct!
Its the Canon 400mm f/5.6L USM :D
Wane have a prime shoot-out :mrgreen:
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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LarsEHAM wrote:Please let me know what you thing :D
- My thing is fine.
- Keep the lens.
- Do take Erwins' suggestion to frame a certain amount of complete aircraft.

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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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:M-):

advice no.4: mind your english :)): this way, it's hilarious (but you were asking a serious question). Nothing wrong with the lens, though; great piece of glass.
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

Post by wild weasel »

Hahaha, you're right Frank, totally looked over that :mrgreen:

@ Lars: welcome to the prime club mister, now the learning curve of how to frame an airplane can begin. Sometimes you really need to pick your spot, in order to frame the way you're looking for.....it will ask for some more effort, but it will pay off. it's funny how suddenly compositions are becoming more important with a prime.....

Have fun with it!
Shoot first, edit later! :-)
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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Oops little typo
But thanks guys!!
Hopefully I can improve my framing a bit ;)
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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LarsEHAM wrote:Hopefully I can improve my framing a bit ;)
To continue with that, I have the impression your framing is fine, in the sense that you compose on purpose and get what you want. The matter of taste is simply a different one. As an example: for me no. 3 works, no. 7 does not. Likewise, no. 2 has nice dynamics to me, no. 9 is a fine rotation spot wasted by obstructions. With the workers & equipment as subject though, i.e. focused and further into the frame, the same shot could turn out dramatically good with the 747 thundering by behind them. Again: matter of taste.

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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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Finally, internet is up again, 5 days without it is not normal...:)

@ Lars, congrats on your lens dude, a very good lens which is my number 1 choice as well..:) Have fun with it, i see you are putting it through its paces. As a side note, i agree with the choice of framing but it's all up to yourself in the end. Just take notice and do with it as you please..
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Re: Amsterdam EHAM 3-10-2011

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He Lars,

what a great improvement on your sharpness !!! I think you have to learn the new way off shooting with a prime!!! But the quality makes up for that !!
Well done

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