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I downloaded the 30 day trail of Paintshop pro... and its really worth it. I'm hoping to save up enough money to buy it.

I know this one isn't a classic, but I thought it was alright. Compression really killed it though.




Nick

What did you use before? Gimp?

What did you use before? Gimp?

Yup

Are the differences really that significant between PSP and GIMP?

Are the differences really that significant between PSP and GIMP?

Ive found many things in Paintshop that make it much easier for me.

Must be congested at LGA to have to do S-Turns through the city on approach.

Must be congested at LGA to have to do S-Turns through the city on approach.

Chicago actually...

When I made it, it was supposed to resemble a 737-900 on approach over the city...

Must be congested at LGA to have to do S-Turns through the city on approach.

Chicago actually...

When I made it, it was supposed to resemble a 737-900 on approach over the city...

Chicago?? KORD is about a 30 minute drive from the city. I have been there many times. The plane is still much higher than that coming over the city.

Must be congested at LGA to have to do S-Turns through the city on approach.

Chicago actually...

When I made it, it was supposed to resemble a 737-900 on approach over the city...

Chicago?? KORD is about a 30 minute drive from the city. I have been there many times. The plane is still much higher than that coming over the city.

Well sorry

looks quite 9/11 to me,quite strange.good shot though Nick


Dave

hey use your imagination... To me its a brave pilot leveling off the plane after loosing hydraulics during initial and descended way too much, and now after calling the mayday is circling around to land in the first available airstrip, maybe Meigs field (if we can imagine it was a pre-2003 photo )

Good edit, the only down of it is that the plane looks much sharper than the city... Id bet that the background wasnt in high res in the first place. Also PSP is really a good tool been using it for years, good luck exploring it's many features