Photoshoot

[Guest red7]

I was talking to the curator of The North East Aircraft Museum. He has invited us to use his museum as a venue for some sexy Robin Hood pictures. Anybody interested in a snap of their motor with a Vulcan? The bomber not the bloke with the pointy ears.

 

http://www.neam.co.uk/

[chris27]

Sounds good to me.....

 

[Guest red7]

Sounds like there will be enough of us to make a good group shot for possible submission to the Calender or the Mag. Just hope it's dry. Aircraft museum is short of helpers so bring your spanners and they will have you servicing a jet engine!

[Snapperpaul]

Don't forget to set your cameras to the highest resolution and use RAW if you have it. Also a Robin Hood owners club tax disc holder in the window of the aircraft

[Guest Battery Bill]

Go on then whats "RAW" apart from a very rare steak?

[Guest carl leonard]

Bill

 

I wonder if you could shoe horn that jet engine into a 2B?????????????????

[Guest Battery Bill]

Or perhaps attach the rockets to the roll cage

[Guest carl leonard]

Bill

 

I would'nt strap rockets onto an MNR V----X they don't like speeds in excess of 70mph!!!!!!!

[Snapperpaul]

RAW is the the raw unprocessed file from the camera chip to the memory chip.

the image as the lens and the chip sees it. any other file type Jpeg being the most popular has some processing ( interpretation) and compression ( the jpeg process throws out bits of image information to make the file size smaller).

If you shoot in jpeg evry time you do something to the image in a program such as Photoshop you re-jpeg it therefor compressing the already compressed image.

For high quality and /or large finished images, shoot RAW, burn to CD and work on a copy that way you can always come back to the original.

[Guest chris brown]

There you go Bill so now you know

 

Carl

That cross is still boring like Bill said

[Guest Battery Bill]

Mmm

I must have a go with Photoshop sometime

[Guest FIRSTBUILD]

our photoshop is on the corner next Woolies

[Guest Battery Bill]

Nice one

[Guest red7]

The weather forcast for Sunday is awful. :angry:

 

But I will take a drive down to the Aircraft Museum at 11 (it's only a mile away) and ask if we can take photographs of the Hoods in the hangers.

 

A professional photographer friend has offered to take some super high res. shots.

[Guest red7]

Well, we have just had an interesting couple of hours at the aircraft museum. They were very friendly, allowing us to climb around the aircraft and play at being pilots. The photographer turned up so we will wait to see what he can do. Meanwhile here is Chris Paddon taxiing a plane out of the hanger.