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This follows on from the last image I posted, 'Top Cover'.

In this one we see the B17 returning after the mission, one engine stopped, prop feathered.

I hope you likt the picture

Thanks

john

that is awesome. The prop blur looks a little bit on the transparent side, however.

Have you got a high-resolution version of this? That would be worth seeing

great job m8!!  ;D awesome edit looks like prop #4 failed!!  ;D  :D

[quote]great job m8!!

It did fail.... he said so..... (joke)

Stunning edit jnc - looks like we have yet another editing star!![/quote]

im just reassuring it SB  :D  ;D. just kind of skimmed the words and all i saw was its a continuation of the other one hehe.  ;D

WOW yes we have yet another editing star! look out guys because this guy is a freakin pro!!! 8-)

light in background come from back   light on plane come from side   maybe not so right   thank you

I see what you mean tinker. I could see some light coming from the side but not quite that much. Most of the light is coming from behind. Definately way too much side light on the nose. There's no way it could look like that in real life with light from the back. The nose is much lighter than the tail but the tail is closer to the light. The tail should be lighter than the nose.

The atmosphere in this is sweeeeeeeeet!  Beautiful just beautiful!

light in background come from back   light on plane come from side   maybe not so right   thank you

Your like the Simon Cowell of screen shot editing



Great shot, love the lighting



Nick

Atmosphere is for restaurants. Correct lighting is for edits.

Atmosphere is for restaurants. Correct lighting is for edits.

Sorry, but I disagree. I also would love to see a high-res version  ;)

Atmosphere is for restaurants. Correct lighting is for edits.

Do we have a class cynic?

Naah, just pullin' your leg, stax....

that prop is just eying me!!!!!!!! id warp that prop to make it look like its moving 8-) and all three props are in the same place

Wasn't going to go there but the Canadian said it anyway. How hard for an artist to make good props?