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Nice angle on the last Tornado!

Repost of the Hog with cold feet. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2483/3875881546_49eaef9118_b.jpg On some occasions you just know you've packed the wrong camo for the job ;) Oh Tom, to get back on the canned air, I found another trick. Bought me a photo cleaning kit, for use on camera equipment. It ...

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Nice one Robert.. using your shadow as a watermark.. never thought about that

@all: Keep 'm coming

So, rescanned the old slides again, and removed a lot of dust. While doing this, I found a rather cr%ppy slide.. but reading the description on the frame let my heart skip a beat.. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3470/3867452470_4c86215798_b.jpg The original frame has the following remarks on it: 502...

As always, nice shots Claudio.

Thx!

Veteran pilot Colonel Stergios Kotoulas died when his fire-fighting aircraft crashed in the Ionian Sea close to the Greek island of Kefalonia on August 27 2009. Fire-fighting aircraft from Greece, assisted by European Union countries, have flown numerous missions in recent days to battle wildfires....

You've got a point there Tom..

I'll see what I can do. I believe the scanner contributes to the dust problem as well (it was unused for over 2 years..)
And otherwise, I have to kick in a bit more photoshop work (like I already did with the 2 A2A's)

Thx for the remark

@Iwan, Bijvoorbeeld de EOS300D maakt per 100 foto's een map aan. Die heten dan ook 100 voor de eerste 100, en 101 voor de 2de set van 100.. Mijn teller is dan echter niet het klokkie rond.. Maar goed, back on the question: Camera lekker zijn gang laten gaan, uit de DCIM mappen je gemaakte foto's naa...

Nice shots. The pictures are indeed a bit soft, like Boudewijn says. But I don't think it's a sharpening problem which you can solve in Photoshop completely. Checking the last shot, it appears that the engines on the right wing are a lot more in focus then the tail. I'd suspect a focal depth problem...

Ah well, found 2 more.


The two massive tanks make for an impressive sight. Here the 78-0591/WR, shot was taken around June 1979.

I'm plowing my way through the 'regular' lizards @ the moment. Not so many really interesting shots in that series. I still got a slidebox or 2 with the old ones lying around, so I will get back with more. For now, just 2 Air to Air shots. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2588/3859549831_f1bb5c5ab9_b....

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2528/3853989664_bc07db7804_b.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2527/3853989814_850063afab_b.jpg And yet another c/s.. want those days back ;) http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2532/3853990452_29b431dfeb_b.jpg http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3533/3853201393_49832c5f17_b.j...

I'll kick in a few. Remark: These are slidescans. I only have an old minolta slide scanner, so quality is sometimes poor. Sorry about that. The slides are from my personal A-10 collection. I've got over 700 slides of about 500 A-10's. Over the next couple off weeks I'm trying to get them all on my f...

Very nice nusty (again )
Please help me out here.. how did you make the no 96 shot?
Never seen something like that