Metal birds on show...:)

[MJ224]

Spitfire, Tiger Moth and a T-6G Havard...

[David_MC]

Beautiful shots of those metallic birds.

[K1W1]

Nice photos. I think the Tiger Moth landing (?) is my favourite.
You did remind me to look up the history of the dual seat Spitfires. I wasn't sure whether they were original or later day rebuilds. It turns out that there were plans to build dual seat Spitfires as trainers from very early in WW2 and the two used today are late war production aircraft.

[MJ224]

Thanks both. If you look closely, this Spitfire has two kills to its credit. Thus, I assume it has been converted. It is quite a lump of an aircraft, built for speed and could take a bit of punishment by the looks...

[Isac]

Wonderful images Mark. Well presented in your slideshow with some variations in the transitions. I even liked the well chosen music! What software did you use to put it together?

[MJ224]

DaVinci Resolve. Free to use too.

There is a little learning curve, but once the basics are learnt, a very powerful programme/

What I particularly like about it, is its ability to stabilize your video, and colour correction. Neither of which i have used in this slide show...

Thanks for comments...

[Isac]

Thanks Mark, I'll haver a play with DR and see what I can come up with. I usually use Movie Maker form Microsoft. Very easy to use. I still use the version from 2012! Still works fine.
Here's some samples I've done:

[wigz]

Excellent work Mark, but that dual seat setup for the Spitfire really destroys the elegant lines of the single seat. Useful for training I assume.

[MJ224]

Excellent work Mark, but that dual seat setup for the Spitfire really destroys the elegant lines of the single seat. Useful for training I assume.

I can only photo what I saw................................

[MJ224]

Thanks for that link Isac, it will be useful for future videos...

[Isac]

It's nice when folks give away their stuff - I do it all the time

[MJ224]

Well done Isac, heaven awaits you...