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PostPosted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 5:11 pm 
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Just made a small gallery of photos from the last two weekends of aviation activties around North Texas. Our Texas Antique Airplane Assoc. meeting and then some from my home airport Northwest Regional (52F). Like this new Digital Rebel alot! Shot some of the photos with a 80mm and others with 300mm. Anyway.... enjoy...

http://www.dtlinn.com/images/newcamera/

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Dan,

I'd take that camera back to the dealer.
The grass in your pictures is not coming out green. :wink:

Kidding of course. Enjoy your Rebel!

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Yes! I know.... was perfect weather, setting was amazing, just that brown Texas grass wasnt quite right. Can you tell it has been DRY here!? Should have made them all black and white!

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Great pics, especially the B&W one. Good job.

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Dan,

Actually, I think the "brown Texas grass" adds to the photos story. :D

Looking forward to more of your photos in the future.

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Something desn't seem right with the sky also, it apear to be blue or something? I'd return that camera right away! :lol:

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Great photos, Dan!

300mm lens . . . paint me green with envy !!!

My Canon Rebel only goes as far as 100mm, but one of these days . . .pow! Right on the 300mm or higher kisser!

Thank you for sharing your photos.

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