Army Plane

10-Dee-Q · 5th May 2008

Hi i took this on gloomy day, but being new to DSLR i still learning how to get the belly of the plane brighter ?
all the shots are original, only cropped and auto level adjusted on CS3.

taken with 450D + Tammy 17-50

i'm learning everyday as here in my country, my shops is near to the airport so the plane are passing directly above my shop, and mostly are army plane like hercules and such, but sometimes a few foker-F28 or boeing 737 air asia as well. i took the shots on the top deck of my shops.

please guide me on what setting would be suitable to take those plane,
thank you.

10-Dee-Q · 5th May 2008

Ah Pao · 5th May 2008

How about using spot metering? This will expose for the plane but the skies will be overexposed. It's hard to get overall 'correct' exposure in such high contrast scenes.

Other alternatives include shooting in RAW (gives you about a stop or two headroom) or HDR post-processing (use in moderation).

eikin · 5th May 2008

please take note of the posting guidelines http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=273376

thread closed.

5th May 2008	#1
10-Dee-Q Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 165	Army Plane Hi i took this on gloomy day, but being new to DSLR i still learning how to get the belly of the plane brighter ? all the shots are original, only cropped and auto level adjusted on CS3. taken with 450D + Tammy 17-50 i'm learning everyday as here in my country, my shops is near to the airport so the plane are passing directly above my shop, and mostly are army plane like hercules and such, but sometimes a few foker-F28 or boeing 737 air asia as well. i took the shots on the top deck of my shops. please guide me on what setting would be suitable to take those plane, thank you. __________________ Canon 450D \| Canon 18-55IS,55-250IS,50MKI,70-200f4L \| Sigma 30f/1.4

5th May 2008	#2
10-Dee-Q Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 165	Re: Army Plane __________________ Canon 450D \| Canon 18-55IS,55-250IS,50MKI,70-200f4L \| Sigma 30f/1.4

5th May 2008	#3
Ah Pao Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 1,578	Re: Army Plane How about using spot metering? This will expose for the plane but the skies will be overexposed. It's hard to get overall 'correct' exposure in such high contrast scenes. Other alternatives include shooting in RAW (gives you about a stop or two headroom) or HDR post-processing (use in moderation).

5th May 2008	#4
eikin Moderator Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: 東京 Tokyo Posts: 10,920	Re: Army Plane please take note of the posting guidelines http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=273376 thread closed. __________________ APAD