Official Plane Spotting Thread III
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70-200 or 70-300 at blue circle is fine....
no need a tripod as you have more then enuff time to wait...
Dont drink too much water and make sure you have something to fill your stomach IF you are to be there for more then 5 hours. Btw, no toilets is there...so make yourself invinsible.
Ok, thanks!
70mm at blue circle spot should be able to take down Thai A340-600, i used the 100-400mm and at 100mm, i cant shoot the B777-200/300
Easy day spotting with aircon and a cold drink
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This for Erkuan
JA828J Ghibli Jet
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful catch !
9V-Orion Images
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Welcome To The Third Season Installant Of Non-Stop Aviation Action @ ClubSNAP...!!!
Official Plane Spotting Thread I
(1st April 2009 - 13th February 2010)
Official Plane Spotting Thread II
(5th February 2010 - 11th November 2012)
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Plane Spotters.sg @ ClubSNAP – Official T.C.S.S Thread
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Canon EF 70-200 mm f4 L USM - 16
Canon EF 70-200 mm f4 L IS USM - 24
Edit: settled on this 2, not sure if i need IS or not. Will be shooting without tripod.
Which one to rent?
without IS one will do.
make sure your shutter speed is faster than 1/500
gilcrest
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Your probably right base on the fins at the bottom rear on a internet search; for commercial aircraft I seriously can't tell the difference. I 'm only good at chancing on to odd planes that lands on our shores here and the Bombbardier Dash 8-200 was the closest base on tailcode search. It has Air Transport Int'l style of paint scheme without ATI markings.
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I'll concur with SnapHappyDad, that's a Dornier 328-110 or more exactly an United States Air Force (USAF) Dornier C-146A operated by the Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC).
It's registration number in typical United States Air Force (USAF) Air Mobility Command (AMC) format indicates that it was registered in 2011 with a Construction Number (CN) or Manufacturer's Serial Number (MSN) of 3031.
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A last minute reminder to those expecting United States Air Force (USAF) Boeing C-32A (B757-2G4) "99-0003" callsign: "SAMXXX (Special Air Mission XXX)" on the 16th or 17th of November 2012. It seems that we may have a Nightwatch inbound for WSAP as well? :think:
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