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[Just_Lucas]

I like 3 and 2 Out of the best,#3 Because of the sunset off the background and 2 Is Because Of the way you shot it,I'd say put both of them and give it a try :)

[Just_Lucas]

yea,Thats the only thing about private jet centers.....They wont let you in Without a pass or A passanger on the plane thanks though

Bits cut off, contrast, horizon, centering.....

[Just_Lucas]

Hey everyone i have a question do you think a cannon rebel will get photos on to Airliners.net?Just wondering cause im taking a Camera out for the weekend and its a cannon Rebel i think im not sure i have to see,but its a cannon Eos

[Just_Lucas]

Any ideas on these three? This will probally be for centering,wouldn't be surpsied.

Southwest and Jet blue passing by,Kind of nice.

Smoke coming off of this one.

[Just_Lucas]

How about these Five

[moose135]

None of those will be accepted, Lucas. They are all backlit, most are not cropped close enough or centered properly, and you clipped off the end of the horizontal stab (and I think the right wing tip) on the Delta DC-9.

[lijk604]

None of those will be accepted, Lucas. They are all backlit, most are not cropped close enough or centered properly, and you clipped off the end of the horizontal stab (and I think the right wing tip) on the Delta DC-9.

To add to Moose's point, there is a lot of grain in these shots as well. Very noticeable in the SWA head on. These are the ones for your personal collection.

[Roush6NY]

Lucas

My best personal advice I can give you, is to just go on jetPhotos and go through as many photos in the database as you can, look and learn on how they are cropped, the contrast, the color ..etc .. This is a great way to see what is except able in their eyes for your photos to have a chance and make it in

Read this guide, this will explain everything you need to know, http://forums.jetphotos.net/showthread.php?t=44854

[Just_Lucas]

Yea,i was just seeing Was my first time usign the Nikon D70 Camera So i didn't really know what mode or How it would come out (: Thanks anyways.

To add to Moose's point, there is a lot of grain in these shots as well. Very noticeable in the SWA head on. These are the ones for your personal collection.

[gonzalu]

Lucas, start without thinking about the camera. This should be your first step:

--Sun behind you
--Plane in front of you

That step alone will improve things tremendously.

After that, set your camera to

--APERTURE priority
--ISO 320
--Set your aperture to f/8
--Matrix Meter

Enjoy... and by all means CENTER YOUR Planes... Until you have that down pat, you MUST CENTER your planes...

[Just_Lucas]

Alright thanks mate Appericate it Ill remeber it Next time i go Its just the spot where i was at the suns in the middle of the Landing&Control Tower haha,I just wrote it down and Going to do it Next time i go,I use a Nikon D70 do you think its enough to get it on airliners?:P only wondering lol And i need like a bloody 400M lens haha..well maybe 300 Im not really sure really big runway :X Thanks mate aPeripatetic it!

Lucas, start without thinking about the camera. This should be your first step:

--Sun behind you
--Plane in front of you

That step alone will improve things tremendously.

After that, set your camera to

--APERTURE priority
--ISO 320
--Set your aperture to f/8
--Matrix Meter

Enjoy... and by all means CENTER YOUR Planes... Until you have that down pat, you MUST CENTER your planes...

[Bellucciman]

Greetings!
I submitted this one to Jetphotos.net too quickly and missed some dust and framing issues, so rejected. Here's another edit that hopefully addresses those issues. Does anyone see anything that I may have missed? Does it need a bit of contrast? Suggestions are more than appreciated!
Regards, Mike

[MarkLawrence]

it does look a little low in the frame Mike - I usually line to center of the picture on the window line - I haven't looked at it in PS - just a casual quick glance...

[Bellucciman]

Thanks Mark! Here's the edit:

[MarkLawrence]

That looks pretty good to me!