Spotting Photos

[Tim Bowrey]

Thanks both Nicks Ill let you know one more just got accepted about 10mins ago on Jetphotos.net

Qantas 763 VH-OGL departing in lovely lighting with nice background.

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.p...6225811&nseq=0

Tim

[NickN]

Tim,

I got these 3 of the new QF Livery the other week have yet to edit them and get the color levels right....

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[Tim Bowrey]

Well done Nick, the OEB shot is a great one especially.

Yeah in one day i got OEB, OGD, EBH, EBG, QOI, QOJ and VZA

They are deffinatly becoming a common sight the new liveries.

Tim

[Andrew Neil]

After a good spot of rain we finally went for a quick fly today.

not very good at adding pics to posts

Andrew

[Tim Bowrey]

Nice pics Andrew and welcome to the board too! Where abouts do you fly?

Tim

[Andrew Neil]

Generally around Sydney. that thing is at Warnervale with a bit of history also.

My Camera is not the best. K mart special.

Had a few aircraft over the times doing charters etc but this thing it just for fun

Andrew

[Mick F]

Ahh the good old 55 Baron's. Is that a D55 or just a BE55??

I've got about 380hrs in the old Baron's, nice twins. Anyone who hasn't flown one is missing out.

[Scott Lindsell]

Originally Posted by Tim Bowrey

Thanks both Nicks Ill let you know one more just got accepted about 10mins ago on Jetphotos.net

Qantas 763 VH-OGL departing in lovely lighting with nice background.

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.p...6225811&nseq=0

Tim

Hi Tim,
Might be time to clean your sensor

Scott.

[Tim Bowrey]

Originally Posted by Scott Lindsell

Hi Tim,
Might be time to clean your sensor

Scott.

Hey Scott, I use a 400D and everytime i turn it off it says sensor cleaning. Is there any way i can do a better job than this? By the way, can you tell i need to clean it because of the 'graininess' above in the cloud of this?

http://http://www.jetphotos.net/view...225811&nseq=18

Thanks, Tim

[Seth Jaworski]

No, he is talking about the visible dust spots. While the sensor cleaning function on the new canon's might be helpful, you'll still need to clean the sensor manually. I usually just use a blower and it gets most or all of them. There are other methods where you actually wipe the sensor, but I wouldn't try it myself because the sensor is very fragile and VERY expensive to replace if you damage it. Otherwise, you can take it to canon and they'll charge you $50 to do it!