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Some visitors from the east....

Qatar A340
     

Air India 747
     

Egypt air A330
     

ElAl 777....I liked this one
                 

Emirates 777
     

Cathay A340


Another Air India 744



Europeans
Americas
Asia etc
Oceania
BA
BA Heavies

.mic

That first Air India shot is superb.

Massive engines on the Qatar A340!  :o

To bad there is a whole channel in between London and where I live, because these treads rock! Well done Mic!

Mic these are awesome. You going to upload any to ANET?  8-)

Mic these are awesome. You going to upload any to ANET?  8-)

nope...the lighting, and therefore the quality isnt good enough...

.mic

Mic these are awesome. You going to upload any to ANET?  8-)

nope...the lighting, and therefore the quality isnt good enough...

.mic

With a little extra effort, you can still get the same quality out of cloudy shots than those with full sun.

Are you allowed to edit to alter colour and saturation etc.?

I remember seeing a few captions on some photos with comments such as "Thats to [blah] for the editing"

Oh well, I'm pretty cr*p with photoshop and the like, but I had a bash, hell its probably not what your looking for atall but I was bored, what can I say  ::)
(Link to not overload the thread)
http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/IMG_9904_b.jpg

Are you allowed to edit to alter colour and saturation etc.?

I remember seeing a few captions on some photos with comments such as "Thats to [blah] for the editing"

Oh well, I'm pretty cr*p with photoshop and the like, but I had a bash, hell its probably not what your looking for atall but I was bored, what can I say  ::)
(Link to not overload the thread)
http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/IMG_9904_b.jpg

You'd have to be extremely lucky to get a shot onto any of the databases without some kind of editing, afterwards!

As for that image, it was probably a bad choice to use that as an example, as it isn't as sharp as you'd like it to be (can see that around the text on the fuselage). But yes, you've got the right idea.

Are you allowed to edit to alter colour and saturation etc.?

I remember seeing a few captions on some photos with comments such as "Thats to [blah] for the editing"

Oh well, I'm pretty cr*p with photoshop and the like, but I had a bash, hell its probably not what your looking for atall but I was bored, what can I say  ::)
(Link to not overload the thread)
http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/IMG_9904_b.jpg

You'd have to be extremely lucky to get a shot onto any of the databases without some kind of editing, afterwards!

As for that image, it was probably a bad choice to use that as an example, as it isn't as sharp as you'd like it to be (can see that around the text on the fuselage). But yes, you've got the right idea.

Thanks  :)

But this is the kind of thing I was talking about, how do you think there were edited?  :-?

Every single one of my two hundred or so shots (I did used to bother with their madcap standards) on A.net were edited.

Maybe Mic isn't interested in submitting them to Anet.

But this is the kind of thing I was talking about, how do you think there were edited?  :-?

How do you mean, exactly?

Maybe Mic isn't interested in submitting them to Anet.

Maybe, maybe not, but the fact is, you should still go through a degree of post processing, if you want to get the best out of your camera. Posting on forums, submitting to databases, the lot.

Every single one of my two hundred or so shots (I did used to bother with their madcap standards) on A.net were edited.

No amount of editing can make a poor shot look good.. they have to be worthy in the first place, like all of yours Steven.

I personally prefer the "raw" look of a photo, much like Mic's in these few threads.. sort of show them as they are, if you like. If it's cloudy and bad light, so be it.

Remember a raw photo will rarely portray the actual conditions/lighting of the day. Most of the time you'll have to alter the levels or something, to give a more realistic look.

Very nice set....that is one of the brand new LY 777s, delivered in July...definately my favorite of the bunch.