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what would you change in this shot?

Postby Mynameisnemo » Wed Jul 19, 2006 5:46 am

Sorry Clipper,

just been wondering what you all would change about this shot of the Alphasim Spitfire in PM631 colours?
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Re: what would you change in this shot?

Postby krigl » Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:10 am

It's a nice shot, but for me the plane is just a tad small, and the clouds in the background look a bit flat, especially top left.
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Re: what would you change in this shot?

Postby Sir_Jon » Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:14 am

I disagree about the background, I think they suit the mood of the picture, however I would have to say that as krigl it would benefit from the plane being larger, as it appears to be the main subject to look at.
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Re: what would you change in this shot?

Postby thebrelon » Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:17 am

hi nemo.,

from my point of view.... I would go closer to the spit with the same angle, to make her filing the picture, and then change the clouds, but this is personal, as I don't like this clouds, from FSskyworld I guess.
to me, they are just too unreallistic, too dense, or solid. not enough subtle... they look like painted clouds.
may be a lower layer of clouds over which the spit would be by few hundreds feet, then a higher layer, which would leave some blue sky appearing between them two...


and more AA...

my two cents...

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Re: what would you change in this shot?

Postby Fly2e » Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:47 am

Too much foreground for me. It is nice to see the clouds but I like to see more of the subject!

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Re: what would you change in this shot?

Postby SomeGuy » Wed Jul 19, 2006 11:16 am

I like this one just the way it is--it looks like a snapshot that someone could have taken at an airshow! However, I would have boosted the sim's resolution in order to smooth out the saw-toothed wings. It appears as though the AA is already on or else the jaggies would be worse.
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Re: what would you change in this shot?

Postby Clipper » Wed Jul 19, 2006 11:29 am

I think overall the pic is well balanced. The thing that I would have tried to improve on is the "drama" or "excitement" element. The shot is nice to look at, but would probably become more captivating and effective with a bit of a bank angle, or maybe a little more dramatic coloring in the sky. I also try to avoid small individual puffy clouds whenever possible. (top right corner) I find these small clumps of Cumulus are by far the most unrealistic looking. The lighting and reflect are really nice, although there is a bit of a yellow tinge to the sky and aircraft...maybe changing the time of day very slightly would eliminate that issue.   :)
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