Rejected Vulcan pic
Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 2:20 amAh well, wasn't good enough for the Vulcan comp :'(
The last flight of Vulcan XH558, at Cranfield.
Gryshnak
The last flight of Vulcan XH558, at Cranfield.
Gryshnak
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Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 2:20 amRe: Rejected Vulcan pic
Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 5:58 amthats a well gd shot. what are you talking about.
Re: Rejected Vulcan pic
Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 10:23 amThats a shame, would have made a fitting image for the Vulcan.
Re: Rejected Vulcan pic
Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 6:41 pmIf this one wasn't good enough (it's sublime!), I'm very curious what you entered in the contest ...
Re: Rejected Vulcan pic
Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 3:24 pmWoah!!!!!! 
that pic is awesome! how did u edit it? plz post a link to your contest entry! 
that pic is awesome! how did u edit it? plz post a link to your contest entry! Re: Rejected Vulcan pic
Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 4:57 pmSorry, I didn't make that very clear. That IS my contest entry. What I meant was, it wasn't chosen as one of the winners.
The Red Arrows are the DSB Hawk. I got them to line up neatly by making a template on the ground with EZ Scenery, positioning the Hawk over the right spot, then slewing up to my chosen altitude of 3200'. The screenshot was taken from the tower, zoomed right in so the plane filled the screen. Then I slewed back down to the template, moved the Hawk over to the next spot, slewed back up to 3200' again and took another screenshot from the tower. Eventually I had 9 Hawk screenshots taken from slightly different angles, when I put them together in Photoshop and reduced the size of each one they all fitted together perfectly.
Same with the Vulcan on another layer (also taken from the tower view), then the clouds behind it on yet another layer.
It makes awesome wallpaper ;D
Gryshnak
The Red Arrows are the DSB Hawk. I got them to line up neatly by making a template on the ground with EZ Scenery, positioning the Hawk over the right spot, then slewing up to my chosen altitude of 3200'. The screenshot was taken from the tower, zoomed right in so the plane filled the screen. Then I slewed back down to the template, moved the Hawk over to the next spot, slewed back up to 3200' again and took another screenshot from the tower. Eventually I had 9 Hawk screenshots taken from slightly different angles, when I put them together in Photoshop and reduced the size of each one they all fitted together perfectly.
Same with the Vulcan on another layer (also taken from the tower view), then the clouds behind it on yet another layer.
It makes awesome wallpaper ;D
Gryshnak