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NikonD70 with 80-200 F2.8/ 300 F4 with or without 1.7converter.viper79 wrote:Very nice pictures!!!!
Which camera and glass????
At ground level 3degrees at airplanelevel probebly around 0degrees...That first pic is very wow!
What was the outside temperature?
We had at Meiringen 3 flights of 4Hornets a day, with as bonus 1 xtra flight of the Tiger with 1 Hornet. These are normally based at Payerne.It seems you saw a lot of traffic. From where did you took this picture?
you are probebly right, it is very close to the active taxi and runway. We only did a hit and run so we had no problems there. We were send away in the approach of RWY28 because we were to close to the approachline. We also got send away at Payerne from the shelter at the southside of the runway. There is a lot of new constuctionwork going on there. I doubt if this area will be accessible in the future except of the publicroad/ runway crossings...Birdman wrote:Please ceep in mind that this shelter is officially a no go area.
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Excellent piece of photography! I especially like your NF-5 with those dazzling landing lights!
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