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Started by akradecki, May 22, 2009, 06:22:02 PM

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kick Z tail out

Quote from: sr-aeronut on June 28, 2010, 09:59:39 PM
I just got off a couple shots-- this guy was moving!!


Was he in a hurry because he sprung a leak?  <laughing>
Nate <nikon>
Nikon D300, 18-200VR, 70-300VR, 80-400AF-S VR
Jesus Christ is Lord!

sr-aeronut

You only live once so shoot twice

aero-engineer

Camera: Nikon

"The work of the individual still remains the spark that moves mankind ahead" - Igor I. Sikorsky

kick Z tail out

Quote from: aero-engineer on June 29, 2010, 10:18:39 PM
Looks like a fuel vent to me.

Interesting.

Kevin
Is there a fuel vent right there in the middle of the wing? Looks like a hole punched through the skin to me...  ??? Doesn't look like a door or anything that's intended to be there...
Nate <nikon>
Nikon D300, 18-200VR, 70-300VR, 80-400AF-S VR
Jesus Christ is Lord!

Raaver

if it's like in the F-16, it's the fuel overpress vent...
usually, no fuel comes out of it, now might have a internal vent press issue.   ;)

Robert
Robert Verbrugge, F-16 mechanic RNLAF

akradecki

Public released this morning as part of the news story on yesterday's first flight of Euro Hawk. Shot next to the "8" board on Rwy 7.
Alan
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sr-aeronut

Wow !  it's wierd to see the iron cross flying around here
You only live once so shoot twice

NikonGuy

Thats a pretty close up shot there Alan, cool shot btw!   ;)
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sr-aeronut

You only live once so shoot twice

sr-aeronut

You only live once so shoot twice

Code20photog

NASA 817 with literally the last seconds of daylight. (Thanks to Duy for letting me borrow his camera.)



sr-aeronut

You only live once so shoot twice

Dragonskiss

Quote from: Code20photog on July 06, 2010, 10:43:37 PM
NASA 817 with literally the last seconds of daylight. (Thanks to Duy for letting me borrow his camera.)

<rocker>

Still don't know how you pulled it off with that measly 6 RAW buffer. Glad we stuck around.

Code20photog

Quote from: Dragonskiss on July 06, 2010, 10:58:47 PM
<rocker>

Still don't know how you pulled it off with that measly 6 RAW buffer. Glad we stuck around.

It's called coming from the days of film and tight budgets. Gotta know when to shoot, and when to hold off.

Code20photog


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