Cool Photo, may be next year, Omaka air show Blenheim this year.
went

went wrote:
Cool Photo, may be next year, Omaka air show Blenheim this year.
went


Thanks! Hope you can join us then!

Cirrus Descending Into Dusk

What that is one awesome photo Jay I might say factory advertising material

Jay, I know you are dam good with Photoshop, this one is amazing, you should expect the manufacturer to be banging your door down real soon, and aviation publications also.
went

Jay,...

Just beautiful....

Chicken salad.....mmmmm

I went for a 2hr cross country fly in one of these on the weekend....great little plane......

The owner wants some images of landing & low passes....your image has given me something to aim at........well I can aim at it but ,.... you the man..!!

Al

Thanks for the positive vibes. Pretty happy with how this one turned out given that it was very dark when I shot it.

FlyingPhotog wrote:
Thanks for the positive vibes. Pretty happy with how this one turned out given that it was very dark when I shot it.
You can pull a lot from those RAW files huh

Jay is that also a result of that multistop ND filter you were using?

You can pull a lot from those RAW files huh

Yes You Can!!

Jay is that also a result of that multistop ND filter you were using?

No, that's Mother Nature taking the light away! 500mm f/4 @ 1/125 .. f/4!

So I've been having an issue with getting this ballhead to tighten properly. Closer inspection shows that the ball is cracked and a large chunk is flat-out missing!

Do be sure to preflight your gear!! The camera and lens you save may be your own!

The big iron.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dv3vy62XFKs

Beautiful Jay! Another "Beckman" goes to the "EIP" vault.

futurshox wrote:
JWilsonphoto wrote:
Oh! It's a pizza oven!! When's the MA2A Pizza Gathering?! Nothing like great gourmet pizza at hand while you're working on your Cobra project!!


Hm, well, I will speak to Alan nicely and see....the thought occurs that a bunch of us might be assembled for the Moto GP races, although I don't know how feasible it will be to prepare dough while we are at the racetrack.... Let me mull upon that for a bit.


That would be beyond the call of duty Lady Jo. We'll buy pizza and have fun hanging out. Gourmet Hunter pizza when you're ready down the road.

I just found this video of the tribute to Bob Odegard. It was posted on Feb. 1.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ7phAHX4VY&feature=endscreen&NR=1

FlyingPhotog wrote:

Cirrus Descending Into Dusk


Luminous!

Always nice to have friends drop by HQ.....................

Gotta tell Ya, as much as I've always wanted a Mustang, that airplane and a million seven left over wouldn't be much of a compromise. My Buddy who owns it could buy any plane he took a fancy to, and pay for it by peeling off 100 dollar bills. His reasons for having the Tucano restored to perfection, instead of a warbird are pretty compelling.

Still, there's nothing quite like a.......................

Just noticed a post from Tim Ashton, keep all of the Ashton's in your prayers. His daughter is recovering from emergency open heart surgery.

A Mustang is a Mustang. Nuff said. But there's no doubt the Tucano is my when I will the lotto airplane of choice.

Jay, add another Wow to the Cirrus admirers club.

Erich

Few pages back, I mentioned using a modified RTL1090 USB TV receiver as an ADS-B receiver.

If anyone is interested, the information on how to do this can be found here:

http://www.fightercontrol.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=71933

JWilsonphoto wrote:
MMcGrath wrote:
New toy finally arrived.

Now a Gopro Hero 3 Black edition owner.


Congrats Mark! Betcha can't own just one!!

For the moment 1 will do.

Now I've got to figure out the following:

A) How many shots I can fit onto a 32gb card over a 12hr timelapse at max resolution.

B) How to keep the camera powered for a full 12 hrs to do the timelapse - especially as my only power sources will be either 1) spare batteries or the battery back pack or 2) Airplane in-seat power supply, so may be able to trickle charge the battery.