My first screenshot

[Dan Morera]

[aussiewannabe]

That's an interesting sky! What airport are you flying out of?

I love any screenshot showing a lighted runway

Welcome aboard!

[Dan Morera]

If I'm not wrong it was Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). And yes I forgot to turn on the plane light  :-[

Dan

[aussiewannabe]

Don't fret about the navigation lights

I have times where I'm climbing an ATR-42 to altitude and my airspeed indicator is dangerously low. Turns out I accidently hit the air brake (/ key).

[born_2_fly]

If I'm not wrong it was Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). And yes I forgot to turn on the plane light  :-[
Dan

That looks like Boeing Field  ;)

[FSGT Gabe]

That's a nice shot for a first 8-).  I would just say maybe you could have zoomed in a bit more...and DON'T OVERCOMPRESS THAT MUCH!  You've got 100 kb...and you only used 29 kb...use them all .

- Kevin

[Dan Morera]

That's a nice shot for a first 8-).  I would just say maybe you could have zoomed in a bit more...and DON'T OVERCOMPRESS THAT MUCH!  You've got 100 kb...and you only used 29 kb...use them all .

- Kevin

I have no idea what you're talking about  :) I just clicked on the PrintScreen button, and pasted it into Paint and saved it as jpg. Is there another way to do it with better results?

Thanks for you comments guys

Dan

[Fitter]

I think its a good shot as the first one...keep up the good work!

[glennlcasey]

G'Day Mate and welcome to the V!

That was an excellent attempt for your first shot.

What i use to take screenshots, is a program called FSScreen. A simple freeware program that doesnt take much space. just google the name and you'll find out where to get it from. Before you start Flight Sim, you crank up Fsscreen. Now every time you hit the print screen button, it takes a snapshot of the screen and saves it on a clipboard, so you dont have to keep stopping the sim to save the pic. it does it for you.

Once you've finished taking your pictures. I use a program called IrfanView to resize them. Very easy program to use. You call up the picture you want then, go to resize/resample, where it gives you lots of options to choose from, including the magic 800x600 you need for the forums. After you've resized your shot, you click save as, and choose to save it as a JPEG file. There will also be a slider there as well so you can change how much compression is in the shot. Just move the slider around until you get it under the 100kb mark. Then press save. Easy as. Any problems mate, message me

[Dan Morera]

Thank you Glenn I'll try that

Dan

[FSGT Gabe]

G'Day Mate and welcome to the V!

That was an excellent attempt for your first shot.

What i use to take screenshots, is a program called FSScreen. A simple freeware program that doesnt take much space. just google the name and you'll find out where to get it from. Before you start Flight Sim, you crank up Fsscreen. Now every time you hit the print screen button, it takes a snapshot of the screen and saves it on a clipboard, so you dont have to keep stopping the sim to save the pic. it does it for you.

Once you've finished taking your pictures. I use a program called IrfanView to resize them. Very easy program to use. You call up the picture you want then, go to resize/resample, where it gives you lots of options to choose from, including the magic 800x600 you need for the forums. After you've resized your shot, you click save as, and choose to save it as a JPEG file. There will also be a slider there as well so you can change how much compression is in the shot. Just move the slider around until you get it under the 100kb mark. Then press save. Easy as. Any problems mate, message me

Yup, definately use Irfanview and some screenshot program to take and resize shots.  Works great...

- Kevin