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A look back at RIAT

Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2018 3:28 pm
by JonoUK
Hi All,

Hopefully room for another RIAT collection from what was a brilliant few days in Fairford. This was the best weather I've experience at a RIAT with plenty of sun and great photo opportunities. We had some friends of the family attend for their first time and I tried to get across that its not normally this sunny :) A couple of unfortunate cancellations but still a great show.

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ImageUkrainian Flanker by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageRoyal Canadian Airforce CF-18 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageUSAF Heritage Flight F-35 & P-51 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageArmee de l'air Dassault Rafale by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageHellenic F-16 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageRaytheon Sentinel by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageIlyushin Il-76 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageCanadian Hornet by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageRed Arrow by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageRAF GR4 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageMirage 2000D by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageMeteor by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageFinnish Army NH90 TTH by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageTribute by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageCouteau Delta by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageF-35 Furnace by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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Image58 Blue by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageNorwegian Vampires by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImagePolish Tiger Demo by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageBelgian Air Component Agusta A109BA by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageBlue by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageTwin Mirages by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageHawker Hunter by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageCzech Gripen by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageCanadian Hornet by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageRafale Power by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSwiss Hornet by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageRAF F-35B by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageUSAF Lightning II by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageAlenia Aermacchi T-346A by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageTurn 'n' Burn by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageRAF 100 Typhoon by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageDassault Rafale by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSolo Türk by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageFrench Navy Rafale M by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageOsprey by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageFlottille 12F 70th Anniversary by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageHunter by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageTip of the Spear by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageThe Dark Falcon by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageItalian Typhoon by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageA400M Atlas by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageRAF Tornado GR-4 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr
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ImageSukhoi Su-27 by Jonathan Haylock, on Flickr

Thanks for looking :pop: :thumb:

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2018 3:52 pm
by Red-Eye-Knight
Wow what a great set of photos you got there they are awesome!!! :thumbs: :clap:

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2018 5:28 pm
by local to Brize
Agreed - awesome pictures.

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2018 5:30 pm
by Zac Hinchcliffe
Blimey. This makes me wish I was at RIAT 2018 and I actually was!!

Amazing set

Zac

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2018 7:12 pm
by macbear26
Some of the best i have seen from RIAT keep up the good work and keep posting.

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 9:21 am
by jaybee
Lovely images and well caught. Would it be possible to show us one of the images pre the post process, so us mere mortals can see the work needed to reach that standard... :thumb:

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 11:50 am
by DanBeeden
Great selection from a brilliant Tattoo. I can't get enough of those Coutuea Delta Mirage 2000s so those shots get my vote, but a terrific set all in all.

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 11:59 am
by Olief22raptor
Fantastic shots,what camera do you use?

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2018 3:11 pm
by Supra
What an excellent set of images. All ultra-sharp with the possible exception of the MB. Meteor & IL-76 which are probably heat-haze casualties?
I too am in awe of your PP skills, providing it hasn't taken from RIAT 'til now to edit these. ;)

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2018 8:23 am
by JonoUK
jaybee wrote:
Tue Aug 21, 2018 9:21 am
Lovely images and well caught. Would it be possible to show us one of the images pre the post process, so us mere mortals can see the work needed to reach that standard... :thumb:
Hi Jaybee, I'm not sure posting a RAW file will help much, most of them are un-cropped, un-sharpended and with less contrast versions of the ones I posted. Interestingly the ones you might think were heavily cropped might not be! I think the idea is they maintain a realistic look and so I take an approach of many minor tweaks rather than one big edit. Drop me a PM if you need any more info.
Olief22raptor wrote:
Tue Aug 21, 2018 11:59 am
Fantastic shots,what camera do you use?


Hi Olie, almost exclusive shot with the 500mm F4 version 1 on the 7D Mark II.
Supra wrote:
Tue Aug 21, 2018 3:11 pm
What an excellent set of images. All ultra-sharp with the possible exception of the MB. Meteor & IL-76 which are probably heat-haze casualties?
I too am in awe of your PP skills, providing it hasn't taken from RIAT 'til now to edit these. ;)
Heat Haze was a struggle at times for sure, happy to make an exception for the Meteor and Il-76 though :thumb:

Cheers everyone. :thumbs:

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2018 12:47 pm
by jaybee
Thanks for taking the time Jonouk and revealing some of your photographic process /insight habits.
RAW will answer a big amount of my quizzing and yes tweaking, Fine tuning after that , is understandable! .
I shoot JPEG for its return speed, and can see from your shots, the value of keeping the slightest amount of white does go a long way...cheers... :thumb:

P/s ... The close up stuff in good detail though, does make an eye popping impact , we can all remember to use more stuff like that , to add more "pop" in the eye value :whistle:

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2018 4:35 pm
by mbo570
Brilliant set. Some of the best I've seen.

Re: A look back at RIAT

Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2018 7:22 pm
by Lewis MacRae
Fantastic selection!