What camera did you use to get those shots, and if you had to stabilize the shots during post-production, what software did you use? I used an HD camcorder to record my own shots at the same air show and they looked shaky. They're not uploaded yet, but I'm putting together good shots for the entire compilation of the air show.
I'm surprised that thing is still flying as many problems as they've had with it. They can't let it go above four or 500 miles an hour because the Engine has a tendency to catch on fire. Cool looking aircraft though and I found a limited-edition toy model at wings over Wayne 2015.
Yeah because it's been proven that it can't stay at that speed for more than a few seconds! Seriously that thing is a piece of crap and we have drained our military defense spending accounts on this airplane and we haven't seen results.
OK check it out on www.lockheedmartin.com and check out the different test results and you'll see just how many problems this aircraft has had. Also check out New York Times because it gives pilot testimonies and he talks about the apparent lack of progress we are making on this aircraft. Also check out www.gocivilairpatrol.com/F 35 and you'll learn some interesting news about how it performs in a dog fight.
