Airventure
With Airventure 2019 fast approaching I wanted to post a few of my shots from last year. What do you guys think? what can I do better?
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Was a little let down by the clouds, but what can I do!
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I am no aviation photographer, but I work in aviation industry. Hence my love for the machines. I am a newbie in photography, but someday I would love to venture into aviation. I love them all. The second one is my favourite though. I would love it more with the nose undercarriage retracted or both the rear undercarriages extended. I understand they are not under your control. By the way, what gears and settings do you use to capture these fast birds?
If I remember properly for the F-22 shots I used the sigma 170-500 on my canon T6I although I also had a canon 7D with Tamron 70-300 SP with me. This year I’ll be using the new Tamron 100-400 and possibly the Tamron 70-200 g2 with 1.4 teleconverter