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Man that is some impressive shit, both the flying and the photographing. Nice one

Those look spectacular!

Lovely photos, I like the lens

was the white one a Spitfire?

nice pix btw

The white plane is a P-51 Mustang.
I think the blue plane is a Corsair.

Aye, that blue one sure looks like a Corsair with those peculiar wings.

Not sure though

P-51 Mustang and F4U Corsair, that mustang in particular was a 13 year restoration and pulled parts from 130 other mustangs... worth about $2.5M. I don't know any history on that corsair though other than it's use in service.

there's still a couple pictures to assemble in photoshop and video to edit so i'll get those up sometime

seremtan wrote:was the white one a Spitfire?

nice pix btw

W. T. F.

andyman wrote:P-51 Mustang and F4U Corsair, that mustang in particular was a 13 year restoration and pulled parts from 130 other mustangs... worth about $2.5M. I don't know any history on that corsair though other than it's use in service.

there's still a couple pictures to assemble in photoshop and video to edit so i'll get those up sometime

very nice pics bro...respect.

Doombrain wrote:

seremtan wrote:was the white one a Spitfire?

nice pix btw

W. T. F.

yeah all right mr farnborough nerd

Well, it is pretty unlikely that a Spitfire would have a giant U.S.A.F. insignia painted on the wing.



(The British did loan some Spitfires to the U.S. during WWII that were painted with U.S. insignia, but those were returned to GB after the war)

so it's "unlikely" there'd be Spitfires with the USAF insignia, even though there were in fact Spitfires with the USAF insignia on them (which i knew, hence my original question), but there's no way the USAF might still have 70 year old planes because no one does, apart from the RAF, who have several. i'll see your and raise you a and a

(I didn't know they were loans, hence my original question. the fuselage in that shot looked similar to a Spitfire)

is it irony that the p51 was built for the british...?

Tsakali wrote:
very nice pics bro...respect.

What he said.
Nice flickr pages too. I especially like the 3rd picture here and the Warthog tank buster (I think) and the BFG in the nose (mouth).

Do you know the name of the aircraft (pic-68 pg 2 flickr) at all? Is that the B25, Mitchell?

seremtan wrote:so it's "unlikely" there'd be Spitfires with the USAF insignia, even though there were in fact Spitfires with the USAF insignia on them (which i knew, hence my original question), but there's no way the USAF might still have 70 year old planes because no one does, apart from the RAF, who have several. i'll see your and raise you a and a

(I didn't know they were loans, hence my original question. the fuselage in that shot looked similar to a Spitfire)

Are you joking? The spitfire are an iconic shape ffs.

Whiskey 7 wrote:

Tsakali wrote:
very nice pics bro...respect.

What he said.
Nice flickr pages too. I especially like the 3rd picture here and the Warthog tank buster (I think) and the BFG in the nose (mouth).

Do you know the name of the aircraft (pic-68 pg 2 flickr) at all? Is that the B25, Mitchell?

Yes B-25

[lvlshot]http://i.imgur.com/h5i5DEf.jpg[/lvlshot]

finally got PS working

[lvlshot]http://i.imgur.com/tc2qJYo.jpg[/lvlshot]

now to get flickr linking working... i don't know where to find the link anymore. they must have changed it right after i posted the air show pictures.... i don't like using imgur


Mod edit: lvlshot that fucker, Andy!

Seems like you had the links working on the previous pages? farmX.flickrstatic.com or whatever the fuck? Isn't that what you're after?

yes what i would do is open each picture in it's own window and i would have the option to choose the size and then would link the picture from there, but now it only shows the lightbox style window with the option to download a certain size and won't let me copy the link to just the picture.

Flicker is a PITA. Get Wireshark, monitor your active network card, then load the photo. Stop Wireshark (otherwise it will continue to accumulate data at an insane rate). You wanna search for the packet that is sending the photo to your computer, and the actual link will be in it somewhere as plain text. It will follow the same format as before, farmX.static.... Etc etc. It can take a while to find but if you filter packets by specific rules you can locate it pretty quickly.

Looking like they may have changed things around...