how people take outside pictures of aircrafts when they are in flight ?

Answer 1

Hi, I will assume you are referring to photos that are seen in popular flying publications. Sometimes it's not easy to photograph an aircraft in flight and achieve great results. It's normally done around noon when the sun is at the highest. This eliminates shadows. The photographer usually shoots from another aircraft with the door removed. This eliminates any glare or distortion from the glass. I'm sure each photographer has their own preference on type of film and speed. You have to experiment. Hope this helps!

Answer 2

Yup, the pilot's right. It's best to remove the door of the photo plane. A flight plan is worked out with both pilots based on sun angle and what background you want behind the shot.

They make a special gyro mount for the camera to remove the shakes. Many of the new digital cameras have this already built in. You will need to experiment with lenses and filters.

Go up with just the one plane and figure out all the details first.

Answer 3

This can be done in a number of ways. Cameras mounted on the aircraft, cameras that are on a different aircraft near the one in the picture, or by cameras in towers or other stationary locations.

Answer 4

Depending on the required shot, the aircraft sre flown in formation and the camera plane moves around to get thr desired shot.

Answer 5

From another aircraft.

Answer 6

There is another airplane right next to them with the equipment.

Answer 7

Not me