They are not known anymore as a BGA club: http://www.gliding.co.uk/findaclub/southwest.htm
LIKE!
RIP
Happy new year from the Netherlands!!
No, MK732 has a problem with the oil cooling system (after engine change).
That database is far from up to date.
Still, I like the colours!
Me too !!
Yes, but probably not this year :diablo:
Congratulations. Wow, 6 airworthy Spits under one roof!
If you are to buy one body and are going to use it mainly with a long lens at airshows, I would recommend the 7D. The autofocus of the 5D mk11 might let you down. On the other hand, there are people on this forum who produce excellent pictures with a 5Dmk11 and a long lens. It’s a matter of giving this a bit of extra attention.
I have a 5Dmk11 and a 7D. It’s an ideal combination. The 5D is excellent in low light situations and has the advantage of a full frame sensor. This makes it an ideal camera in combination with the shorter L-series lenses. Only disadvantage point of the 5Dmk11 is the autofocus (slow, especially in low light; only 9 AF points).
The 7D is very good for shooting fast movings targets. It’s very fast. Good AF. Disadvantage of the 7D: a lot of noise on higher ISO-settings.
Correct, but worth qualifying.
The original first fit engine, Packard or Rolls Royce built, determines the mark number specified on the build documentation and A.M. movement card.
An original build Mk XVI subsequently fitted with a RR Merlin in latter years, post RAF service, is still a Mk XVI in my book.
Mark
Any news on vol.2 of the book? Or is it worth to wait for the results of the Burma excavations?
Excellent. Nice crisp shots. Thanks for sharing!!
Great idea!!! I have a similar Kodak nr 2 Folding Brownie with red bellows in my collection.