Photography guide?

[ZK-TUI]

Has Jetphotos.net ever done one?
Not like http://forums.jetphotos.net/showthread.php?t=44854
but like the Airliner World Magazine series "Taking the picture"
I was wondering if anyone had put up here or knows of any Aircraft photography guide (one that goes through equipment then aperture and shutter speed special photos such as panning and then editing etc.)
I think it would be a cool idea to have one?

So anyone know of anything like this?

Cheers,
ZK-TUI

[seahawk]

Interesting idea for a holiday porject over christmas.

[Top_Gun]

I had picked up this book at Barns & Noble



Aviation Photography by T. Malcolm English

If you're new to aviation photography it's a great book, if you've been doing it for a while it's a very good refresher. It describes the SP and AP priority, framing the shot and such.

As far as editing, just print out Jids workflow, that's what I do

[wrxflyer]

As far as editing, just print out Jids workflow, that's what I do

That's exactly how I have improved my editing techniques.

Freek

[ZK-TUI]

When I get a DSLR, I'll make a guide. Main focus on ease and cheap (e.g. free software)

[jetsetkiwi]

Wouldnt be too handy you making the guide when your the one asking for the guide

Apart from editing, most of the actual shot taking is common sense, and just learning from word of mouth, learning from other photographers.