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EF lens recommendations for aviation photography

Stoney10
Apprentice

Hello I would like to start plane spotting and aviation photography and wonders what good lense under 150 would be good I have a cannon T7 #T7dslr

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Amateur built are always experimental, but experimental is not always amateur built. FAA regs for home built airplanes state you must have a visible placard near the cockpit identifying the fact to would be passengers of the airplane origin.

EB
EOS 1DX and many lenses.

ebiggs1
Legend
Legend

And interesting but sad story concerning my father who was a USAF fighter pilot for 33 years occurred at our lake cabin in the mid 1970's. My father retired from the Air Force at Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama in 1970, yes, after 33 years and several wars including WWII, Korea and Vietnam twice. Anyway most folks in the area knew this and him. One day a guy brought a home built to our Lake Jordan cabin.
The design was for a sea plane. One that can land or take off on water. The guy was not a pilot so he asked my dad to try it out. Well against his and my better (you would have to know my dad) judgment my dad tried to fly it. It was a short flight. When my dad returned and landed it, he told the guy to never try to fly it as it wasn't airworthy and was a death trap especially for a novice person.
We didn't give it much thought after that. However, several weeks later he happened to see a story in the news paper that a man had been killed in an experimental seaplane crash on a different area lake, Lake Mitchell, which is near Lake Jordan.

If you are going to get in one of these "experimental airplanes" you better know what you are letting yourself in for.

EB
EOS 1DX and many lenses.
EOS R6 V RF20-50mm F4 L IS USM PZ Lens Kit
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