Air displays

Oggy
Posted 21/07/2009 - 12:46 Link
Cloudhunter wrote:
[quote:3496ace15f="Pwynnej"]It was either cut off the engines or cut more off the tail.
Faced with that dilemma, ALWAYS cut the engines off. You will last a lot longer than you would without the tailplane.
Posted 21/07/2009 - 15:32 Link
Oggy wrote:
Cloudhunter wrote:
[quote:3496ace15f="Pwynnej"]It was either cut off the engines or cut more off the tail.
Faced with that dilemma, ALWAYS cut the engines off. You will last a lot longer than you would without the tailplane.
I will remember that as i am learning my PPL (private pilots licence) as we speak
Posted 21/07/2009 - 15:35 Link
Pwynnej wrote:
Cloudhunter wrote:
Pwynnej wrote:
And that 1.5x factor meant that the tip of the tail fin of that A330 at Manchester Ringway was cut off...

I guess it was an A330 on the basis that the crop factor has also meant I can't tell if there are 2 extra engines (as in the A340) or wing tip fences (the absence of which would make the plane an A300 or A310)



As I say it's been a long time since I've been to an air show so at least I'll hopefully get a chance to check what the best shutter speeds are
No my lack of experience in taking photos is what cut the tip of the tail fin off. It was using an 18-200mm zoom so could have easily zoomed out slightly. If i was on a full frame body i wouldnt have had the choice of zooming in as much though would I?

Your making out the crop factor was responsible for making it a bad pic?? No, i purposely cut off the other 2 engines as if i had kept them it would have made the pic look like a panorama. Which i didnt want.

It was either cut off the engines or cut more off the tail.
Matt,
you misunderstand - I wasn't criticising the photo. I just made the remark, off the cuff to illustrate the difference of FF vs APS-C....

so it was an A340 then
I think you misunderstood me thinking you were haqving a go?

I wasnt having a go , i know the pics not perfect for the reasons you highlighted but imfine with that. I got plenty of years yet to get better.

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