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How to get started Plane Spotting

Plane spotting is a fun way to photograph and learn about airplanes. If you happen to live in or near a major city then you have access to hundreds of different aircraft and paint schemes a.k.a. livery. Recommended Gear: A DSLR or Mirrorless camera with at least a 200mm zoom A tripod - not immediately necessary unless you are shooting at night A backpack to keep all of your gear in A water bottle - it gets hot out there and you don’t want to dehydrate A hat or cap - again it gets hot Forms of ID - you may be asked to present ID depending where you are taking pictures from. Recommended Websites/Apps: http://flightradar24.com http://spotterguide.net https://www.spotterguide.net/useful-t... http://LiveATC.net Other flight trackers (may work better in Europe or smaller airports) http://planefinder.net https://flightaware.com/ To find a planspotting group you can search Facebook or you can use JetPhotos: https://www.jetphotos.com/group Recommended settings to get started: Aperture: 7.1 or higher Shutter 1/200 or faster ISO 100 or best available Thanks for watching and please subscribe! Follow me on other platforms to see more of my content:   / pilotphotog     / pilotphotog   Remember to always check with airport authorities to ensure you are not violating any rules/regulations. All the above text and content in this video are simply recommendations. Neither I nor any websites listed above are liable for any damages, losses, or violations incurred. Be smart, stay safe, and enjoy!