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...first photo uploaded from new camera. Intent of my upgrade is to gain an increase in sharpness and low light capability impossible with my previous camera.
...this photo was taken today at a nearby airplane hangar filled with historic gems.
...this is a very rare German Messerschmitt, Bf 109 E-3 undergoing a very rigorous 25 hour inspection. This aircraft is flown several times a year.
Please zoom for detail and sharpness. Even if airplanes are not your thing. lol.
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HISTORICAL NOTE: This Bf 109-E was manufactured in Germany and deployed in October 1939. Piloted by Eduard Hemmerling, it flew primarily over France. Hemmerling shot down a British Spitfire on July 7, 1940, while escorting Stuka dive-bombers that were attacking British ships in Dover harbor. Later that month he destroyed a British Blenheim bomber and another British plane. But his own aircraft was mortally wounded, and Hemmerling turned back toward France. His failing airplane crashed off the coast of Cap Blanc Nez, killing the 27-year-old pilot. In 1988, a man walking on the beach near Calais noticed a piece of metal sticking out of the sand. It was the tip of this plane's wing.
Comments (33)
Two things I sacrifice for the sake of portability, ah well!
My Father used to rave on about the Messerschmidt, that's why the interest from my side ... looks like it is restored with lots of loving care - practically brand-new, if you ask me - but what would I know? are those several pieces of cloths there, to stop some sort of hydraulic oil leaks ??? seems like a great new camera Bill - so what type and brand is it? BB
This clarity and detail is spot on Bill. One of my biggest faults is that I never use a tripod and wondered whether you are using one here. The story of the pilot had me enthralled.
Airplanes are not particularly my thing, but it is an impressive piece of machinery & I think your new camera caught all the detail very well. And the story was interesting too...
This is a very stunning picture for two reasons: the clarity and sharpness of the image and the beautiful plane
blondeblurr: this engine is partially taken apart during the inspection, the cloths that you see are there to stop any oil or other fluids from dropping on the floor. This shop is so clean you could eat off the floor:-) The camera is a new Canon 5D Mark III. I feel like I've died and gone to heaven, lol. Jayfar: No tripod in use here. One reason is the light in this case is very good. Secondly, with built-in lens stabilization, a full-frame sensor and very high ISO capability the shutter speed can be kept above 1/100 (even in low light) rendering a tripod unnecessary.
Wonderful shot Bill, just amazing detail and clarity! Happy to see you have chosen the 5DMK3, that is what I am going to upgrade to once I finish a bunch of annoying tasks here. Was that taken with the 24-105 lens? The low light capability will prove very valuable. It would have saved the day if I had it some time ago when I shot a dance performance where the lighting was very poorly done.
Oh Hon. Wow. That is just spectacular! The sharpness and clarity is perfect, and I know how much you've wanted this sort of result. Congratulations, babe! :D
Amazing and beautiful capture!!!
Impressed to no end with the quality-need to think about a new camera now
wonderful detail
Wonderful image Bill and clearly taken with so much detail. I'd love to get this close to a BF 109. Is that a Hurricane hiding in the background? Do you have more shots. Please tell me they let you have a sit in the cockpit too :) A Fav!
Sweet dude. Tack sharp. I'm jealous mate!!!!!!
The clarity of the detail in this capture is amazing Bill. This is worth to upgrade to this model of camera. God Bless.
Nice camera, nice photo.
Excellent and very clear shot :)
Pin sharp detail, a great reference image and a marvelous aircraft quite literally rescued from the sands of time....I'm just putting the finishing touches to a model of another rare bird, which is reportedly under restoration by the FHC....
Excellent closeup, I agree with everyone re the sharpness!!
Very impressive to see that :)
Fantastic light and mood. Superb shot
I noticed that you are shooting with a 5D Mark III .congrats on an awesome Canon the sharpness and clarity are proof of the finesse of your steady hand and camera
Wow! I'm very impressed; Ronnie is telling me it's time for me to step up to a new camera too, although it seems to me it was just yesterday I got this one. What amazing clarity and detail! Are you happy so far?
Did all that survive in the mud??? Strewth... and it flies too...!!! Incredible!
marvelous picture
Stunningly clear shot mate! Really good! I'm so impressed... A really rare original 109, nice shot, really REALLY NICE shot! Got to be a Fave! And a nice Hurricane behind,.... lol Rob
great shot of impeccable cleanliness etc.congrats on the new toy, Bill!
Excellent shot, Bill! That must be the ultimate camera! I don't even dare think of what it cost. (Shhh...I just didn't say that!) Now that you have such a great camera you'll have to change your avatar into one with you holding the new camera or taking a photo with it! :-)
Wow, the sharpness at zoom is phenomenal!
So you got the EOS 5D! Looks great, Bill! Those details are definitely sharp and clear! Dang it all...... keep this up and you're gonna make me want to upgrade from my Digital Rebel!
excellent work and details.