Singapore Airshow 2010

[kusircidomo]

I'll be there on Feb 6th

 

[Gerald Lam CK]

Just curious any sample photos taken last year or previous years near the changi ferry terminal?

 

[Majest1c]

hope its low tide, then can go further...

lol... that few metre wont make any diff :bsmilie::bsmilie:

 

[Ferrari 1]

Can we buy the trade day ticket?

Singapore Airshow 2010 Trade Visitor Pre-Registration:
https://secure.singaporeairshow.com/prereg/registration.aspx

 

[Ferrari 1]

I'll be there on Feb 6th

:vhappy: Me too! Bought ticket,liao!

 

[harper]

lol... that few metre wont make any diff :bsmilie::bsmilie:

erm, not really that few metres...

 

[Ferrari 1]

Time to stretch Our weapons in the beginning year of 2010,man!

 

[donchua]

Can't get free tix from my customer in Aviation..
Anybody got discounted tix?
PM me..

 

[jeromevo]

go to changi beach next to Changi Ferry Terminal.
that is the closest place to see the actions cos the planes usually only make their stunts right in front of the Changi Exhibition Centre.

cheers..

hope its low tide, then can go further...

later tsunami come. haha! :bsmilie:

 

[Ferrari 1]

More info:
http://sg.search.yahoo.com/search?p=Singapore+Airshow&cs=bz&fr=fp-tts-701

 

[Ferrari 1]

:thumbsup: See your there,guys!

 

[raincool2005]

Provided you've got a long enough lens .... especially for the individual planes.

300 at show area is enough

 

[harper]

btw, anyone bought the tickets already from sistic for public days? did you order online at sistic and collect the actual ticket beforehand?

 

[KangS]

300 at show area is enough

Depends on which plane and at which part of the flying sequence you're talking about. :dunno:

A 50mm is also enough for the C-17 which flew by Wednesday or the A380 2 years ago. But for the jet trainers and helicopters, a crop sensor with a 300mm is really stretching the limits when they are flying at the top of an apex loop. Half the time you'll end up with garbage for these extreme distances at that focal length.