[Leica] Aerial Photography

[bdcolen at comcast.net (B. D. Colen)]

How about paying for it by hooking up with a local professional photographer
who needs a plane and pilot?


On 3/14/06 1:51 PM, "Jay" <bonvini@optonline.net> wrote:

> he is talking about a window cut into the cockpit on the pilot's right side
> that would allow him a clear shot of the subjects - placing a small
> deflector outside to help.
> but you right - someone who wants to pay for his addiction.
> 
> Jay Ignaszewski
> 203-372-5900 home
> 917-519-1919 cell
> bonvini@optonline.net
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> 
> Another guy looking for a way to pay for his airplane addiction, I bet.
> 
> Your friend could start by looking for dedicated, aircraft-mounted aerial
> photo equipment. That used to be pretty high-dollar stuff, but with IS
> technology and such, it might be more reasonable these days.
> 
> Cool little rag wing, that Piper. One of the first private planes my father
> took me up in was a Piper J-3 Cub, an earlier version of your buddy's 
> plane.
> As I recall, it had a stall speed slightly less than that of your average
> octogenarian piloting a walker. A worthwhile attribute for aerial
> photography.
> 
> -Chris Lawson
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  -------------- Original message ----------------------
> From: Jay <bonvini@optonline.net>
>> Have a friend with a small single engine aircraft (JN5 Piper) who is
>> interested in getting into aerial photography as a business.
>> Any tips out there from the group?
>> 
>> Jay Ignaszewski
>> 203-372-5900 home
>> 917-519-1919 cell
>> bonvini@optonline.net
>> 
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