Chris Barker wrote:
>
> Dear Fellow Zuiks
>
> I have managed to to do quick scans of 3 photos that I took some
> years ago with my OM4/winder 2 and trusty 75-150. The results are
> not great as photos or as scans (not as good as I remembered :<(),
> but for the aircraft enthusiasts among you, the Spitfires were really
> quite close.
>
> see:
> http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1298434&a=9639318
>
> Just to show that I can take better photos, there is one of me in a
> Tornado GR1 cockpit taken with OM1 and 21/3.5. Flare was a problem
> and I had to remove some of the photo and digitally balance the
> remainder. Yes, yes, I know that I am not perfect.
>
> Chris
Chris
I have a picture of that particular Spit in "Flying Legends" by John M.
Dibbs. It is identified as a "Spitfire LF VC". A MK V with 20mm cannon
in the wings, centerline bomb racks and clipped wings.
Sure is handsome!
What is the Biplane? Looks like a Sopwith.
Jerry Liles
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