Yorkshire Air Museum Night Shoot

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Great pictures here Steve.................. :yahoo:

I would be delighted if you could add them to these groups I run on flickr............ :wink:

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Great shots :clap:

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flashman8 wrote:Great pictures here Steve.................. :yahoo:

I would be delighted if you could add them to these groups I run on flickr............ :wink:

BAE Nimrod XV250
https://www.flickr.com/groups/2677027@N22/

Handley Page Victor XL231 "Lusty Lindy"
http://www.flickr.com/groups/1984858@N22/

The `V` Force
https://www.flickr.com/groups/2841311@N25/



Sure no problem

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Stevt20 wrote:
flashman8 wrote:Great pictures here Steve.................. :yahoo:

I would be delighted if you could add them to these groups I run on flickr............ :wink:

BAE Nimrod XV250
https://www.flickr.com/groups/2677027@N22/

Handley Page Victor XL231 "Lusty Lindy"
http://www.flickr.com/groups/1984858@N22/

The `V` Force
https://www.flickr.com/groups/2841311@N25/



Sure no problem


Thanks Steve, wish I remembered this was on......................... :wall:
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TLE normally arrange a couple of visits each year normally in March and October if I remember correctly, although the themes generally do change.

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Nicely done by the guys at Elvington and well posed by the chaps and great photography as well infact the whole package is a corker, and the Buccaneer with the GBU on the pylon looks great. :clap:
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Steve, please excuse this post if your decisions were artistic but photos 2 and 12 seem to have focus problems. You may find it helpful if you used back button focus or lock the auto focus off as I think your camera's auto focus wandered a bit in these photos.

Back button focus is a useful technique to use at night, good for focus, lock and recompose.

Nice set of photos, I'm kind of disappointed I didn't go myself.... maybe next year.

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wallace wrote:Steve, please excuse this post if your decisions were artistic but photos 2 and 12 seem to have focus problems. You may find it helpful if you used back button focus or lock the auto focus off as I think your camera's auto focus wandered a bit in these photos.

Back button focus is a useful technique to use at night, good for focus, lock and recompose.

Nice set of photos, I'm kind of disappointed I didn't go myself.... maybe next year.


number two is fine, he obviously focussed on the aircrew, that is why the Buccaneer is out of focus, and number looks fine to me........... :wink:
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wallace wrote:Steve, please excuse this post if your decisions were artistic but photos 2 and 12 seem to have focus problems. You may find it helpful if you used back button focus or lock the auto focus off as I think your camera's auto focus wandered a bit in these photos.

Back button focus is a useful technique to use at night, good for focus, lock and recompose.

Nice set of photos, I'm kind of disappointed I didn't go myself.... maybe next year.


In the images you mention I deliberately chose a shallow depth to emphasise the subject of the image, in number 2 the aircrew and in 12 the aircraft.

These images were taken using a tripod was and a remote release with an appropriate focuse point selected near the edge of the frame. Image 2 was shot at 55mm f/2.8 the exposure time was about 1 second. Image 12 was shot at 70mm f/2.8 with an exposure time of 3.2 seconds. Both exposures too slow to hand hold and use the technique suggested. But thanks for suggestion tho

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Rather than the focus points, I'm far more concerned they're looking at maps outside in the dark and someone's nicked their bomb doors! :shock:

Gannet looks great :up: shame she's not still on the circuit. :smile:
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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