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    Arrows

    not been around much, huge project for Bridgestone needed finishing - missus was in hospital for a major op so inbetween sorting Bridgestone and the kids, haven't really had time to do much else, but did take some time off last week to see the Red Arrows

    70-300mm Sigma non APO - with 2x Tele manual focus - ISO800

    #1 needs a touch of noise filter


    #2


    #3 those Red Arrows Mainenance Crew are lucky SOB's!


    #4 - 18-35mm kit lens


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    a few of these pics need tweeking - but they were edited while i was working on Bridgestone stuff, so didn't get my full attention..

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    Nice pics, did you really need ISO800 for that though?>
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    Thats what i thought, very nice pics but they seem to have been spoiled by ISO800

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    I love #4 and 5, #4 is the pick of the bunch for me. The composition is so much better than anything I would have taken :jealous:

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    for me #6 is best then #2

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    thanx guys - yes ISO800 was needed - i loose 2 stops of light through the tele, and then to get a sharp image i need to shoot f9 or everything looks soft

    remember i've not had the time to run noise smoothing filters on these - all i've changed is curves and used the healing brush to take out the dust spot on my sensor (which i've now given a good seeing to)- and #6 looks gr8 as a 10x8" print

    this is how big the aircraft look @ 200mm (320mm) from the same place

    taken by my son with my 300D (manual settings) i cropped quite a bit of dead space around it to get it this large on the web..

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