It's 1935, how do we take this picture? There is no single lens reflex 35mm to point out of the pilot cockpit or observer cockpit of a wingman. Mostly such shots were low like this and shot from the tower. This is where movies come in. No motion blur is desired. Now that I have flown CS3 a bit I have gotten so experienced that I get great tracking and can photograph the ME-262's from my Typhoon as my tracers pass ineffectively by. Checking my airspeed I see I am near stall and the ME's are hot. Lets' see, the lead requirement has gone up, I can't quite close and the rifle caliber bullets are bleeding off airspeed with the additional range while leaving a sloweer gun platform. It all adds up to some great film shots but no dice on the war front. Sidney Camm knew this, even though he had yet to see a jet. They were about 6 years off. Well within the design horizon for a new build. My pilot guy does not yet have earphones as his radio is yet to be installed. He relies on wing-walkers.