Indian Jaguars
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lazyweasel
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Indian Jaguars
At the start of the year I travelled to India. Here's a few images of one of the types I travelled to see. The article can be found in the latest issue of AIR International
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Re: Indian Jaguars
Sow nice, I hope you have more 
Greetzz
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Re: Indian Jaguars
That is stunning. We don't see Indian military reports at Schiphol. Actually this is the first time for me...
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Re: Indian Jaguars
Nice actionphotos from a part of the world we don't get to see many topics of here at Scramble!!!! 
Although I must say the technical quality of these photos makes them look a bit like not-too-good slide scans... (Or did you downgrade the quality on purpose, to keep them from being "borrowed" by other people?)Best regards, and keep 'm coming! Very welcome reports!!
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Re: Indian Jaguars
Thank you for the comments gents.
Unfortunately when you crunch a 16.7MP 50Mb TIFF file down to an 800x533 pixel 150Kb JPEG the result is simply not as good as the original.Stephan Lodewijks wrote:Although I must say the technical quality of these photos makes them look a bit like not-too-good slide scans... (Or did you downgrade the quality on purpose, to keep them from being "borrowed" by other people?)
Re: Indian Jaguars
Great subject and nice shots! Always good to see some exotics 
I think that the comment from Stephan was about the colour, that looks a bit brownish on my screen.
I think that the comment from Stephan was about the colour, that looks a bit brownish on my screen.
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Re: Indian Jaguars
Very nice work Sean!!
Manual settings, very difficult ! Some nice angles as well!
Greetz,
Manual settings, very difficult ! Some nice angles as well!
Greetz,
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Re: Indian Jaguars
Images 3 and 7 were shot late in the afternoon hence the warmer appearance. Other than that the colours appear "normal" on my screen. Just had a quick look on my laptop and observed the same thing. Not sure how to explain the brown colour that you see.Mikester wrote:I think that the comment from Stephan was about the colour, that looks a bit brownish on my screen.
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Re: Indian Jaguars
Very nice to see operational Jaguars again! Keep them posted!
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Re: Indian Jaguars
Unfortunately I did not visit Pune which I believe is the home base of the radar-equipped maritime Jaguar IMHans Rolink wrote:Did you also get the ones with radar?
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Re: Indian Jaguars
AFAIK, Pune is indeed the home of the IM's. So you did Ambala?lazyweasel wrote:
Unfortunately I did not visit Pune which I believe is the home base of the radar-equipped maritime Jaguar IM
Hans.
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