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N51JT, 1946 North American P-51D Mustang, C/N: 122-41122 (44-74582)
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Aircraft N51JT, 1946 North American P-51D Mustang, c/n 122-41122 (44-74582), What it looks like out of the canopy coming out of a loop in the Mustang (about 4- 4.5 g's at this point and my 2 lbs camera weighs nearly 8.5 lbs, and my weight tapped into it, it takes a great deal of effort to keep the camera in place), at KAPA, photo by John Little
What it looks like out of the canopy coming out of a loop in the Mustang (about 4- 4.5 g's at this point and my 2 lbs camera weighs nearly 8.5 lbs, and my weight tapped into it, it takes a great deal of effort to keep the camera in place)
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Shot Date 2007-11-11
Airport KAPA
Centennial Airport
Upload Date 2007-11-13
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EXIF Data
Camera Make NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model NIKON D200
Shutter Speed 1/250 sec
Aperture f/5
ISO 100
Focal Length 20 mm
Exposure Bias +0.33 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Manual
Dimensions 3872 × 2592
Date Taken 2007-11-11 14:34:48
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Aircraft N51JT, Lee Lauderbach in Joe Thibodeau's P-51 Mustang, and Joe Thibodeau in his Hawker Sea Fury doing a flyby, at KBJC, photo by John Little
John Little
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Aircraft N51JT, Nose Art, at KAPA, photo by Bluedharma
Bluedharma
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Aircraft N51JT, Parked, at KAPA, photo by Bluedharma
Bluedharma
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Aircraft N51JT, Progressive shots of Mustang take-Off, at KAPA, photo by John Little
John Little
@ KAPA
Aircraft N51JT, Air to Air P-51 and B-25H Formation over the Rockies, at KAPA, photo by John Little
John Little
@ KAPA
Aircraft N51JT, 1946 North American P-51D Mustang, c/n 122-41122 (44-74582), What it looks like out of the canopy coming out of a loop in the Mustang (about 4- 4.5 g's at this point and my 2 lbs camera weighs nearly 8.5 lbs, and my weight tapped into it, it takes a great deal of effort to keep the camera in place), at KAPA, photo by John Little
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