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    Kingfisher 727-100 (EWR) Shot

    Kingfisher 727-100 EWR (PIX)
    This is the best I could do considering the situation. Bill's are better.


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    Re: Kingfisher 727-200 (EWR) Shot



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    Re: Kingfisher 727-200 (EWR) Shot

    They a good photos, the way i would have taken them would have been to get a tripod, set my camera metering to evaluation or center weighted with full auto exposure mode.

    Then let the camera work it all out.

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    Re: Kingfisher 727-200 (EWR) Shot

    Jetinder,
    I weighed out all the options what I did was really the best giving what I was up against.
    I had my tripod with me but knew I would not be able to use it.
    EWR isn't the place to be at 2:00am and going around taking pictures.
    Bill was airside so he was able to pull out the tripod etc. Mine was handheld at 10th/sec

    :)
    It was shot through a fence at 800 ISO settings wide open.....I really had no other options but to shoot it the way I did.
    I went back this moring to get another shot but they parked a damn COA 777 in front of the 727 now.
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    Re: Kingfisher 727-200 (EWR) Shot

    Hi Senga

    Please accept my apology I wasn't trying to upset you in anyway.

    I was just saying how i would have taken them with my camera.

    At ISO 800 you got great results :)

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    Re: Kingfisher 727-200 (EWR) Shot

    Anyone know why the reg is US instead of Indian?

    Just curious

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    Re: Kingfisher 727-200 (EWR) Shot

    Jetinder,
    No need to apoligize.
    No problem I am not upset at all. I know how you meant it.

    Ron, We have seen this before. Think of Tumps B721 VP-BDL. Its based on leagal ownership. Thats as far as my knowledge goes. Its a good thing for us as the plane will show up on the trackers. The A319CJ is Indian registered and used the Kingfisher callsign and flightnumber when it flies around. I don't think leagally the 727 can do that.

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    Re: Kingfisher 727-100 (EWR) Shot

    cool Pic from the Kingfisher

    My Kingfisher Pic:

    http://www.photos.aero/photo.php?p=32657

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