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DARK41 in the light

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DARK41 in the light

Post by saint1 » Thu Oct 21, 2021 8:09 pm

DARK41 departing this afternoon, tried a different angle today. You can see it leap forward off the brakes with all that power!
https://youtu.be/pA3gf0CCB-I

Thanks for watching.

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Re: DARK41 in the light

Post by Dave934 » Thu Oct 21, 2021 9:20 pm

Very nice, what a great looking aircraft.
Dave.

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Re: DARK41 in the light

Post by saint1 » Fri Oct 22, 2021 3:01 pm

Dave934 wrote:
Thu Oct 21, 2021 9:20 pm
Very nice, what a great looking aircraft.
Dave.
Thanks Dave.

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Re: DARK41 in the light

Post by The Phantom » Fri Oct 22, 2021 3:12 pm

More great footage from you :thumb:
Yes see what you mean about the nose rising - which is some power when you see how long the aircraft is!
Would like to try from there with an early morning departure - to get a more side-on view.

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Re: DARK41 in the light

Post by WillowMan » Sat Oct 23, 2021 12:23 pm

What a machine , great footage . Wish I was there to witness that beast and get the noise fix . Blessed with the weather , its a bit of a run for me , I'm over near Alconbury area , normally can see them and the buffs on climb out to the coast, not been lucky so far , Saturday to cloudy for me . Hope you did get them today , well done you again

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Re: DARK41 in the light

Post by saint1 » Sun Oct 24, 2021 1:49 pm

The Phantom wrote:
Fri Oct 22, 2021 3:12 pm
More great footage from you :thumb:
Yes see what you mean about the nose rising - which is some power when you see how long the aircraft is!
Would like to try from there with an early morning departure - to get a more side-on view.
Thanks The Phantom! The end of 27 is great but always worth trying different angles.

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Re: DARK41 in the light

Post by saint1 » Sun Oct 24, 2021 8:19 pm

WillowMan wrote:
Sat Oct 23, 2021 12:23 pm
What a machine , great footage . Wish I was there to witness that beast and get the noise fix . Blessed with the weather , its a bit of a run for me , I'm over near Alconbury area , normally can see them and the buffs on climb out to the coast, not been lucky so far , Saturday to cloudy for me . Hope you did get them today , well done you again
Thanks for your comments WillowMan. Yes I did get them yesterday in the dark and over the top with burners! It's on my You Tube page but haven't posted here as don't want to swamp the photo / video section. Hope you get them coasting out your way at some point during the deployment.

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Re: DARK41 in the light

Post by WillowMan » Mon Oct 25, 2021 8:56 am

Got a question for you , to get above fence are you using a ladder ? I say this as last year when the buffs were around , I did a run to shoot them on the ground . I moved home in December and the estate agent did some brilliant aerial shots of home with a decorators pole , using his iPhone and his Canon camera . I already had a pole which can go up 5 metres , so I purchased a phone holder (not normal holder , musician's use these for orchestra works , got from USA ) got the appropriate top holder to screw my Canon 850d on to and used the Canon app to Bluetooth image from lens . Walking the fence around Fairford with this large stick was a bit weird , most of the guys shooting through the fence were impressed gave them the feedback and sites to get parts . That's why I'm interested in how you shot the Bones and anything else . Airfields are using high fences now , I hadn't been to Fairford since Kosovo days , got my time on my hands now I'm in late 60s , been all over the world spotting . Got into shooting steam trains , interest in your feedback , WillowMan , thanks again for great video

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