Vintage Bomber
Aug 29, 2020 13:51:51 #
Sinewsworn wrote:
Great detail in download. Thanx for sharing.
Your welcome. I’ve really come to appreciate the capability of this camera and lens combo.
Aug 29, 2020 13:55:21 #
pmorin wrote:
Your welcome. I’ve really come to appreciate the capability of this camera and lens combo.
It is worth the money , IMHO when the right combo comes together. Makes photography more than fun or interesting. Really something I look forward to. My wildlife/birding combo is a D500, 500 PF.
Aug 29, 2020 14:13:36 #
Sinewsworn wrote:
It is worth the money , IMHO when the right combo comes together. Makes photography more than fun or interesting. Really something I look forward to. My wildlife/birding combo is a D500, 500 PF.
And this combo is the 5Dsr and a 100-400 LII lens. I have had to learn to not sharpen the images more than about 10 percent. It really has a lot of detail with the 50.6 mp sensor and shooting in raw gives me a lot of data to work with in post.
Aug 29, 2020 16:50:39 #
pmorin wrote:
And this combo is the 5Dsr and a 100-400 LII lens. I have had to learn to not sharpen the images more than about 10 percent. It really has a lot of detail with the 50.6 mp sensor and shooting in raw gives me a lot of data to work with in post.
Sep 2, 2020 13:31:32 #
singleshot
Loc: Georgia
pmorin wrote:
I heard this guy flying around today and got in a ... (show quote)
I love these old birds they take me back to my youth. I have some hours in multi-engine training in the TB-25 back in the early 1950's. My good old days.
Sep 2, 2020 15:16:36 #
singleshot wrote:
I love these old birds they take me back to my youth. I have some hours in multi-engine training in the TB-25 back in the early 1950's. My good old days.
When I joined the AF the first birds I worked on were C-54’s. I was ground support, maintenance. Got to take them big puppies apart, inspect them and then put it all back together in phase dock.
Sep 2, 2020 19:05:15 #
singleshot
Loc: Georgia
pmorin wrote:
When I joined the AF the first birds I worked on were C-54’s. I was ground support, maintenance. Got to take them big puppies apart, inspect them and then put it all back together in phase dock.
Thank you for your service. Most of my hours were logged in the venerable old KC-97 tanker. She rattled and squeaked but she served well.
Sep 2, 2020 19:19:40 #
singleshot wrote:
Thank you for your service. Most of my hours were logged in the venerable old KC-97 tanker. She rattled and squeaked but she served well.
And thank you for yours. We trained on one of those in tech school in Wichita Falls TX..
Apr 11, 2021 20:28:10 #
olddutch
Loc: Beloit, Wisconsin
Most famous for flying off from the Carrier Hornet for "Dolittle's raid on Tokyo" Imagine a Airplane that size with a 400' takeoff run.. And knowing they would not make it to a airport, they were going to crash land in China if they made it that far.. because they were spotted early and had to take off with 200 extra miles to fly..
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