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Found a nice little piece on how to capture lightning in the depths of the studioV, thought I would give it a try, also found out about this plane there, and figured I would mess around with some wild angles while I was at it.

I like the lighting in the last shot!

holy crap'Oh'la....great looking shots....where might we find this acticle and AC?

EXCELLENT!!!!!!!

The last one is my favorite!  :o

BAW0343's Lightning thread: http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/yabb2 ... 1153479783

Clipper's thread regarding Photogenic planes: http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/yabb2 ... 1152300369

I got the livery (by Lucian Lie) here at SimV,he has a couple here for this one,
but I really had to hunt for the plane itself,
you can find it at *cough*flightsim.com*cough*

I looked at ALL of the major sites, and that was the only one that had AH's Sea Hurricane model.

The package includes just about EVERY Hurricane model there is.

There is some great stuff in the far reaches of the StudioV! [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

Wow. Amazing shots.

8-)

Awesome shots Shane!

Though I wouldn't over compress the shots just to post them in their full glory. I would rather save them to 150 kb and post a link or - even better - add them as a thumbnail.

Compression hurt the first one too much. And that's a shame as it is gorgeous!

Awesome shots Shane!

Though I wouldn't over compress the shots just to post them in their full glory. I would rather save them to 150 kb and post a link or - even better - add them as a thumbnail.

Compression hurt the first one too much. And that's a shame as it is gorgeous!

Actually, I never compress my shots, The program I've been using for FS9 shots takes them at this size. The quality slider for it is set at 90% and I can't figure out how to get it to move. I use ScreenHunter 5.0
Do you have a better app, I would definitely be willing to give it a try, or should I just use the one I have and capture them as .bmps instead of .jpgs?
Thanks for the tips and the comments.

I always capture as BMP and then - using Paint Shop Pro - edit, resize and compress them as JPG.

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