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Rocky Mountain High in Colorado.

love that 3rd one
keep it up.

Thanks!

sparkling little momma

Sweet mother of God! That is very very nice!
How do you get shots like this considering that (if you don't mind me saying this) you're a new member.

The only think I miss are some nice clouds ... but that's just me.

Thanks for the great comments! I have actually been a member for a while but haven't posted very much.

Really awsome shots there!! So crisp!

& the scenery is really beautiful aswell. Great job [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Cheers,

TSC.

what are your system specs and what sorta frames do you get cause those shots are absolutely amazing 8-)

Either the average level of screenies here is increasing, or the Moore law is getting more and more into effect as years pass...

what are your system specs and what sorta frames do you get cause those shots are absolutely amazing 8-)

E6600 Core 2 duo
2 gigs OCZ mem
320 gig SATA drive
EVGA 8800GTS GPU
Dell 24 wide screen

I have set up 2 different configs; one for everyday flying and another for screens.  For everyday flying I get about 20 FPS in populated areas and up into the 40s in rural or in high altitude situations.  In NYC over Manhattan I only get about 16. For screeshots I don't even look at the FPS cause performance isn't my goal.  It is definitely less than everyday flying but not so jerky as to be unflyable.  I have tweaked my configuration by starting with miltestpilot's recommendations and adjusted some from there.  One thing I did do that defys logic, to me anyway, is set my max frame rate to unlimited.  I noticed an immediate jump up of about 5%-10% on the lower and higher end and everything seemed smoother as well.  I still get an occasional stutter but I think that is related to the combination of the fiber frame rate and buffer pools settings.  This particular setting goes against Miltests recommendation of setting max frames to 22.


   

NOT FAIR!!

Third ones great...as are the rest.