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Interesting Spitfire video
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Re: Interesting Spitfire video
I don't think I've ever seen a Spitfire from those angles. Thanks for that, Brian. 
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Re: Interesting Spitfire video
Very cool video, it looks like they stopped the engine before landing and the prop started to spin backwards, but that may just have been an illusion caused by fast shutter speeds.
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Re: Interesting Spitfire video
How does he find 'em?
Lovely stuff! Thanks Brian.
Lovely stuff! Thanks Brian.
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Re: Interesting Spitfire video
Should just be the shutter speed as he reduces RPM, a windmilling prop still spins the same way.blanston12 wrote: ↑23 May 2018, 21:38Very cool video, it looks like they stopped the engine before landing and the prop started to spin backwards, but that may just have been an illusion caused by fast shutter speeds.
Re: Interesting Spitfire video
Many thanks Brian
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