Taking in the bloom
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 3:41 pmDecided to fly over Key West, FL with light bloom on. Wow!
Comments welcome/appreciated
Comments welcome/appreciated
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Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 3:41 pmRe: Taking in the bloom
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 3:50 pmgreat shots! wish i could get FSX on my comp, just my disk drive doesnt take DVDs!
Re: Taking in the bloom
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 3:54 pmYou can get a DVD drive for like $20
Re: Taking in the bloom
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 4:49 pmNice shots... i like that second one with the island and the runway..
Oh and if your PC is so old that it doesnt have a dvd drive, you probably dont have hardware that would run FSX anywhere near good enough to take a worthy screenshot. I know by experience :S
Oh and if your PC is so old that it doesnt have a dvd drive, you probably dont have hardware that would run FSX anywhere near good enough to take a worthy screenshot. I know by experience :S
Re: Taking in the bloom
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 6:26 pmI agree, the shots are beautiful, I cant wait to upgrade to a computer that can handle FSX, I have FS9 and cant even max that out with my machine. :-/ someday....
Re: Taking in the bloom
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2007 11:10 pmThe last one is my fav the bloom really makes the little guy stand out!
Re: Taking in the bloom
Posted: Sat Jul 07, 2007 12:39 amThank you guys for your replies 
Re: Taking in the bloom
Posted: Sun Jul 08, 2007 3:39 pmHmmm. I really don't like light bloom, it is just too distracting to me, but that is not the reasong why I don't like this series.
The aircraft is not interesting (everybody knows this thing already), the clouds could be more dramatic and composition wise these shots are not very challenging; there's not much too look at apart from the sun.
As for the post: allow me to give you a tip that Dave (Fly2e) once gave me, when I was posting shots that were cropped so that they looked like extreme widescreen images (800 x <450): give the images a little more 'breathing room' by adding more white space inbetween. This way the wide screen images don't seem so compressed.
Hope you're not offended ... just trying to bring a point across and give a tip
But the bottomline is: I've seen you do much, much better Zero!
The aircraft is not interesting (everybody knows this thing already), the clouds could be more dramatic and composition wise these shots are not very challenging; there's not much too look at apart from the sun.
As for the post: allow me to give you a tip that Dave (Fly2e) once gave me, when I was posting shots that were cropped so that they looked like extreme widescreen images (800 x <450): give the images a little more 'breathing room' by adding more white space inbetween. This way the wide screen images don't seem so compressed.
Hope you're not offended ... just trying to bring a point across and give a tip
But the bottomline is: I've seen you do much, much better Zero!