2019 Warbirds in Review
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Good shots Jeff!
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Jeff Hunt
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Cheers,
Jeff
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Jeff Hunt
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C-FUPP
Cheers,
Jeff
Nice shots Jeff!
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Jeff Hunt
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Seen last month in London Ontario, this is the aircraft that crashed in Atlanta yesterday. As mentioned , the pilot ejected safely and there were no injuries to anyone on the ground. The Snowbirds were up and were doing their pre show shakedown of the aircraft when an unknown as of now issued forced the pilot to eject.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Jeff Hunt
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C-FYZK
What's that you ask. Military markings but a civilian registration?
We lease stuff here in Canada because heaven forbid we spend "realistic amounts" of money on defense.
Cheers,
Jeff
Good shots Jeff!
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Jeff Hunt
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C-GCIQ
Got me a new computer yesterday. Went from a Mac to an HP27 so I have been playing around and have figured out how to resize my photos.
Cheers,
Jeff
Crimea_River
Marshal
Grrrrr....
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Jeff Hunt
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It was time. A seven year old Mac that just didnt want to play in a more modern world. Half the web was unavailable as the Mac would not support the upgrades required to run graphics and all that other computer jibberjabber.
wait what's wrong 5 pics of Canadian aircraft and none were painted yellow ?
nice pics though Jeff
nice pics though Jeff
Real Nice Jeff.
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Jeff Hunt
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N133CN
I had it figured out yesterday but I can't remember how I did it.
Cheers,
Jeff
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Did they run out of paint ?
Jeff, use Irfanview. Just go to the toolbar in the system, select 'Image', and then select 'Resize / Resample'.
Key in the width you want (or the height), and press 'OK' and it's done. (sizing can be done in pxls, cm or inch).
Them it can either be saved, or 'save as', the latter allowing you to retain the original image, and save the re-sized image separately.
Jeff, use Irfanview. Just go to the toolbar in the system, select 'Image', and then select 'Resize / Resample'.
Key in the width you want (or the height), and press 'OK' and it's done. (sizing can be done in pxls, cm or inch).
Them it can either be saved, or 'save as', the latter allowing you to retain the original image, and save the re-sized image separately.
