The difference between a good airshow and a frustrating one is often decided the night before, at the kitchen table, while you pack. The flying is the same for everyone on the crowd line. What separates the photographer who comes home with a full card of sharp frames from the one who runs flat at Read article
A practical, end to end guide to shooting sharp, dramatic aircraft images at an airshow, covering the camera settings, shutter speeds, ISO, lenses and panning technique that actually work on the flight line, from your first show to advanced display work. Airshows are one of the most rewarding and one of the most frustrating subjects Read article
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