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Awesome plane in 3 and 4. Try using different camera angles to make your shots look more interesting and to show more of the plane.

8-)

Just one remark, sorry if you already explained it in a previous topic of yours, but your screenshots look all blurry ! I'm not referering to the blurriness of the terrain, I'm really refering the the picture itself ! What program do you use for scaling and saving your screenshots ?

I like the first and last shots. The last one has something... I don't know, it's so classic, but still looks good. The first one has some interesting details in it, and I like the plane.

Just one remark, sorry if you already explained it in a previous topic of yours, but your screenshots look all blurry ! I'm not referering to the blurriness of the terrain, I'm really refering the the picture itself ! What program do you use for scaling and saving your screenshots ?

I like the first and last shots. The last one has something... I don't know, it's so classic, but still looks good. The first one has some interesting details in it, and I like the plane.

Just one remark, sorry if you already explained it in a previous topic of yours, but your screenshots look all blurry ! I'm not referering to the blurriness of the terrain, I'm really refering the the picture itself ! What program do you use for scaling and saving your screenshots ?

I use RapidShot to capture and Jasc Paint Shop Pro 7 to resize/edit. And I think therein lies the problem. First, I can't get AA to work, no matter what I do. I've tried turning it on in the card and off in FS9, on in FS9 and off in the card, and on in both. That is where I left it. I still end up with jaggies. So, I end up having to manually remove the jaggies which causes a little blur. But when I resize, the compression worsens the blur. PSP 7, as far as I can tell, has no provision for adjusting the amount of compression. I am getting some help from Harold, but it is going to take some time. Hopefully soon, some, if not all of my problems will be fixed.

I like the first and last shots. The last one has something... I don't know, it's so classic, but still looks good. The first one has some interesting details in it, and I like the plane.

Just one remark, sorry if you already explained it in a previous topic of yours, but your screenshots look all blurry ! I'm not referering to the blurriness of the terrain, I'm really refering the the picture itself ! What program do you use for scaling and saving your screenshots ?

I use RapidShot to capture and Jasc Paint Shop Pro 7 to resize/edit. And I think therein lies the problem. First, I can't get AA to work, no matter what I do. I've tried turning it on in the card and off in FS9, on in FS9 and off in the card, and on in both. That is where I left it. I still end up with jaggies. So, I end up having to manually remove the jaggies which causes a little blur. But when I resize, the compression worsens the blur. PSP 7, as far as I can tell, has no provision for adjusting the amount of compression. I am getting some help from Harold, but it is going to take some time. Hopefully soon, some, if not all of my problems will be fixed.

I like the first and last shots. The last one has something... I don't know, it's so classic, but still looks good. The first one has some interesting details in it, and I like the plane.

Just one remark, sorry if you already explained it in a previous topic of yours, but your screenshots look all blurry ! I'm not referering to the blurriness of the terrain, I'm really refering the the picture itself ! What program do you use for scaling and saving your screenshots ?

I use RapidShot to capture and Jasc Paint Shop Pro 7 to resize/edit. And I think therein lies the problem. First, I can't get AA to work, no matter what I do. I've tried turning it on in the card and off in FS9, on in FS9 and off in the card, and on in both. That is where I left it. I still end up with jaggies. So, I end up having to manually remove the jaggies which causes a little blur. But when I resize, the compression worsens the blur. PSP 7, as far as I can tell, has no provision for adjusting the amount of compression. I am getting some help from Harold, but it is going to take some time. Hopefully soon, some, if not all of my problems will be fixed.

Paint Shop Pro 7... I was using that in the past.
When you save your shot, choose "Save As".
In the popup window, choose the JPG format. Then you should see a new button, kind of "advanced options", or "optimisation assistant" or something like that. There, you will be able to precisely thune the compression according to the filesize.