continental 737-700

[Ben R]

hopefully these shots will be better than my last..







tell me what u think and how i can improve please..

ben

[aussiewannabe]

Love the close-up and the angle of the 2nd shot :-)

[Souichiro]

Here is one of the best Tips I can give you


It starts with the letter P and ends with the letter P

Actuall it is the letter P

Pause the sim in situations like the first shot. Let the sim load all the textures and then shoot.

[Ben R]

it is paused just i have my ground textures down so i can have my airport scenery more sophisticated with better FPS..=P


thanks again aussiewannabe! =P

[spitfire boy]

A sound bit of advice I see repeatedly posted around these forums is to pause, position your shot, then turn up all the settings... because fps doesn't matter in screenshots. When you've taken the shot, turn your settings back down to what they were originally, then carry on flying!

Hope this helps!

[john_uk]

A sound bit of advice I see repeatedly posted around these forums is to pause, position your shot, then turn up all the settings... because fps doesn't matter in screenshots. When you've taken the shot, turn your settings back down to what they were originally, then carry on flying!

Hope this helps!

thats also quite time consuming.

nice shots, some AA would be good

[haroldkip]

thats also quite time consuming

[spitfire boy]

A sound bit of advice I see repeatedly posted around these forums is to pause, position your shot, then turn up all the settings... because fps doesn't matter in screenshots. When you've taken the shot, turn your settings back down to what they were originally, then carry on flying!

Hope this helps!

thats also quite time consuming.

True, but if you wanna get a really good shot, you've gotta be prepared to put some time and effort into it... unless you have FSX and a supercomputer, of course...