Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 9:41 amI found some of the newest screenshots I have taken, but also some oldies. They are edited.
Here we go:
Here we go:
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Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 9:41 amPosted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 9:52 amBloody awesome dude Where do you learn ow to do this? Sign me up
Where do you learn ow to do this? Sign me up Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 9:52 amThat A380 picture is excellent, what sort of rig are you running FS on? 
Alex
Alex
Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 10:08 amman those overland aircraft have great exterior models, just a pity about the VCs and panels.
The 340 and 380 are just amazing detailed and textures.
Awsome work there
James
The 340 and 380 are just amazing detailed and textures.
Awsome work there
James
Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 10:55 amThanks.
I uses the Walk & Follow program. Just like Active Camera, but more advanced and more "allround". The rest is just trainning.
I'm at the moment running an 2½ year old P4 2,8 Ghz with 1,5 GB ram and a N6600GT 128 mb graphic-card. I'm planning to buy a new machine in the nearest future (between ½ -2 months).
Yes the Overland models are great! I like the VC (not that detailed) but useful for interior shots, which I mostly uses the VC for. The panel could be better. But beside watching the default FS B737 panel I prefer these panels instead. And if the panel is not good enough, I just download a new one.
I uses the Walk & Follow program. Just like Active Camera, but more advanced and more "allround". The rest is just trainning.
I'm at the moment running an 2½ year old P4 2,8 Ghz with 1,5 GB ram and a N6600GT 128 mb graphic-card. I'm planning to buy a new machine in the nearest future (between ½ -2 months).
Yes the Overland models are great! I like the VC (not that detailed) but useful for interior shots, which I mostly uses the VC for. The panel could be better. But beside watching the default FS B737 panel I prefer these panels instead. And if the panel is not good enough, I just download a new one.
Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 11:57 amVERY very nice as the others have stated. You even made the A380 look good 
Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 12:32 pmAwesome shots, some of them have a sort of 'plane spotters perspective' to them. Not sure if you were trying to achieve that or not, but they look excellent!
Posted: Sun Apr 29, 2007 9:25 pmTrolly wrote: Awesome shots, some of them have a sort of 'plane spotters perspective' to them. Not sure if you were trying to achieve that or not, but they look excellent!
That's the reason for the pictures. Try to get some approach-pictures with different aircrafts in different locations (the Airbus and Boeing). But the Piper and DC-3's are some of my oldest screenshots. They are approx 2 to 2½ years old.