Duxford - now how do I change settings on my camera?

[Jonesy]

It's been eight months since I've picked up a camera partly due to losing interest in the hobby but the line up at Duxford coupled with good weather and even better company in the form of Shaggie and Tony O made me dust of the cameras and venture out. The Nikon has always been a complicated beast for me having been a Canon man for years so it took a while for me to get familiar with it again.

Anyhow, here's some shots from the first CF card that I've looked at. Apologies if the colours look odd but it's the first bit of editing I've done in a long time.


DSC_1642c by jonesy1275, on Flickr


DSC_1695c by jonesy1275, on Flickr


DSC_1776c by jonesy1275, on Flickr


DSC_1847c by jonesy1275, on Flickr


DSC_1878c by jonesy1275, on Flickr


DSC_1902c by jonesy1275, on Flickr


DSC_1907c by jonesy1275, on Flickr


DSC_1911c by jonesy1275, on Flickr

Neil.

[Exiler]

No apologies required here, some very nice images. That P40F topside in my opinion is spot on.

[Mr Flibble]

That last Lancaster closeup topside. Wow.

[ciaranchef]

Absolute gems all of them, enough said.Brilliant work, Ciaran

[King Cobra]

Very nice set.

[bigcrow]

Nice ones mate, but where are the C-47's which I'm sure you went for?

[Jonesy]

Nice ones mate, but where are the C-47's which I'm sure you went for?

No real decent photograph as it wasn't a very spectacular display. I'm not complaining as I was 'freeloading' in the field plus kudos to Duxford for getting two C-47's.

[Mad Dan]

Interesting thing about those two C-47s... I don't know if the painted identities are authentic but 42-100882 and 42-100884 perfectly sandwich 42-100883, which used to be stationed at Bentwaters with the 81st TFW an awfully long time ago. I remember seeing it - marked as 0-00883 - at an Armed Forces Day open house in the early 1960s... May 1963, to be precise...