Loch Lomond Sea Plane

[Ian W]

A chance capture of the well known sea plane which travels frequently from Glasgow to Loch Lomond among other places.

The X-T2 nailed focus, but then I was shooting at f1.4 and 1/32000 [emoji15]. Wish I had enough time to prepare / attempt some prop blur in my shots, but pleasantly surprised at the Fuji's performance here.


Sea Plane Underbelly by Ian Williams, on Flickr

Thanks

Ian

 

[Kodiak Qc]

A chance capture

To get such chances, one has to be at the right time,
at the right place, and doing at the right thing. Done!

Viewing it very large, one may appreciate the metal
surfaces, Ian, very cool. Even small, though, I notice
a need for a WB tweak… try 6615 °K and tint -8!

 

[jbw]

Very nice

 

[Ian W]

To get such chances, one has to be at the right time,
at the right place, and doing at the right thing. Done!

Viewing it very large, one may appreciate the metal
surfaces, Ian, very cool. Even small, though, I notice
a need for a WB tweak… try 6615 °K and tint -8!

Will have a look certainly [emoji1360]

Thanks

 

[Ian W]

To get such chances, one has to be at the right time,
at the right place, and doing at the right thing. Done!

Viewing it very large, one may appreciate the metal
surfaces, Ian, very cool. Even small, though, I notice
a need for a WB tweak… try 6615 °K and tint -8!

Was a little warm to my taste, but it did benefit from being warmed up slightly [emoji1360]

 

[Kodiak Qc]

Was a little warm to my taste, but it did benefit from being warmed up slightly [emoji1360]

The suggested values are from the CO colour engine.
Other colour engines will propose other values.

 

[Ian W]

The suggested values are from the CO colour engine.
Other engines will propose other values.

That could be it then. The settings seemed a little drastic in LR, though the idea was right.

Thanks for that [emoji1360]

 

[Kodiak Qc]

That could be it then. The settings seemed a little drastic in LR, though the idea was right. Thanks for that [emoji1360]