Purposely cropped with negative space at the top for the title. Cropped at 480px x 640px, no resizing. A little fuzzy but I'm going to take a chance on it. Converted from RAW to TIFF, levels, USM 125%, 1.5 px, threshold 1 px. Saved as JPG. Opened JPG and USMed again. For the Canucks here, no doubt you'll recognize that it's not on U.S. soil - note the Crappy Tire sign under the wing on the right. :)
File Name
103_0369.CRW
Camera Model Name
Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL
Shooting Date/Time
21/03/2004 2:47:34 PM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/320
Av( Aperture Value )
5.6
Metering Mode
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
+1
ISO Speed
100
Lens
18.0 - 55.0 mm
Focal Length
55.0 mm
Image Size
3072x2048
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
AI Focus AF
Parameters
Contrast Normal
Sharpness Normal
Color saturation Normal
Color tone Normal
Color Space
Adobe RGB
File Size
6404KB
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name
Camera Body No.
0660102405
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This image has suffered a bit in quality, maybe from the 100% crop. I'm not sure.
These planes are massive and that offers some amount of interest in this photo. I can't really offer much critique on this one. Subjectively, the image is OK. There just isn't much about it that really grabs my attention.
At first glance, that looks like 445th AW? But most likely (if in Canada) 446th, out of McChord AFB in Tacoma...I'm just curious, since I'm in the 445th and we both fly C-141s.
Great shot of an awesome subject. I think I would have preferred had you captured a more symmetrical version and been able to get a bit closer or zoom in a bit more to block out some of the background. Also, the planes tail seems awkward. Still a good shot.
A different crop would help this photo. Either zoomed out so that the two inboard engines were visible. Or maybe zoomed in with the lower right corner where it is and the upper left corner about at the refueling recepticle, which would put more emphasis on the crewman.
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