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Strobist:
-580 EX II coming from the left and the right at 1/64 power at 14mm zoom setting. Gelled green at about (-115) tint. Did this to make the light coming from the CameraBright!™ X1-ER (http://www.camerabright.com/product.htm) a pink/magenta color.
Lightpainting procedure:
- Had Laura pose with a punch. When the strobes popped (first curtain sync), I had Laura shake her fist a bit.
Lightroom 2.0:
- tint corrected to +115
- Blacks up to 15 to clip the background
- Decreased yellow, orange and red saturations by -10
- Noise Reduction 25%
- Darkened an area below the index finger to remove the camerabright
- Increased the clarity by 100 on her mid-section.
Photoshop CS3:
- Changed the iris to a magenta color
- Blended in a higher exposure to get the hands and the pants
- Increased the contrast of the hands by adjusting levels and changed the Hue to a magenta/pink color
- Increased the contrast of the pants by adjusting levels
- Increased the contrast of the body by adjusting levels.
- Increased the contrast of the sports bra by adjusting levels.
Setup shot can be found here:
www.flickr.com/photos/luisx_net/2596271248/
Regrets: I think I could have used snoots for a better effect, but adjusting the blacks was not a huge deal anyways...
Note: info updated as of June 21, 2008
build for this Nnovvember - had not much time and not all parts in my desired colors
But it´s ok for 2 hours work I think
his is the Balloon Fighter from the NES-game Balloon Fight! This creation is only made out of LEGO, no clay or paper, except for the balloon which is a DUPLO-part.
This 442d Fighter Wing (442d FW) Air Reserve Component (ARC) A-10C was seen over Davis–Monthan Air Force Base several years ago on 2011.11.23.
On a personal note: It was really good to see this aircraft one more time flying so proud and faithful to it's unit during the DMAFB Hawgsmoke 2014 Competition arrivals today 2014.07.09.
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5 Min Portrait - Photographing Fighter Jets at an Air show "Thunderbirds"
Click the link above to check out the VIDEO of me shooting the Atlantic City Air Show which included the Thunderbirds!!!!
The SD Starbringer is a large fighter with an ample storage area for precious cargo. This makes safe transport easy. With four large lasers, and built in shield generators, most oppressors stand little chance of stopping this formidable foe.
Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre, Blenheim, Marlborough
Sir Peter Jackson's KNIGHTS OF THE SKY: his personal collection of WW1 aircraft and artefacts - a must-see when in Marlborough!
Captivating scenes depict the aircraft in context, sometimes recreating an incident that actually happened in the war. Rare memorabilia is on display, worthy of any national collection and featuring personal items belonging to the famous Red Baron himself.
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Up to early 1915, aerial fights between aircraft usually involved rifles or pistols; occasionally, a machine gun was fired by the observer. The challenge of fixing a forward-facing machine gun able to fire without damaging the propeller proved difficult.
All the major combatants attempted to solve this problem. Frenchman Roland Garros developed a deflector system in which the bullets glanced off metal plates and away from the propeller. Garros and his machine were captured and examined by the Germans. As a result, Dutch designer Anthony Fokker produced a much better solution, by synchronising the fire of the machine gun with the engine, allowing the bullets to pass between the blades safely.
From mid-1915, Fokker’s innovation gave the German Imperial Air Service a decisive edge in aerial combat. The Fokker Eindecker monoplane series of aircraft were unremarkable performance-wise but were nevertheless the first true fighter aircraft. German pilots could use the aeroplane itself as a weapon, aiming the whole aircraft at the target. Operating individually or in small groups in the hands of skilled pilots, Eindeckers were very effective against poorly-armed French and British aircraft.
Allied air losses rose sharply between late 1915 and mid-1916, a period known as the "Fokker Scourge". There was little the Allies could do to match these first German 'aces', and sometimes a single reconnaissance aircraft had to be protected by many others to ensure a successful mission.
The "Fokker Scourge" was the first in a series of technological developments through which one side gained a temporary edge over the other in the air.
A very small, very fast VTOL (vertical take-off & landing) fighter that requires a single pilot. It is the preferred choice of aircraft in The Gates Of Hell. It is armed with dual TR00 Vulcan cannons.
Things that I found online to use for inspiration and thought I would share. Again, these are not mine! If I knew how to backtrack the creators not listed to give them credit I would. I hope that you enjoy!
a yaw-yan full contact fighter seizing up his opponent. he won this fight with a knock out.
i left my fast lens and the ambient light is so crappy, but i think the photo still looks good. i guess.
Sukhoi SU-22, SU-7 and MiG-21 with the beautiful burgundy vineyards in the background at the Savigny les Beaune Air Museum