Studio V's Screenartist Spotlight:

[Fly2e]

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I understand you're affiliated with FS-GS. Would you mind explaining what that affiliation involves:

[color=black]Fly2e:
Michael Greenblatt, (Ramsa329 as we know him) and I met back in 2002. I was posting shots here at SimV for some time. He actually approached me by pm. I remember is

[Fly2e]

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Studio V:
I'm sure over time you've developed preferences for the type of aircraft you fly. Can you fill us in on which are your preferred aircraft models and why.

[color=black]Fly2e:
When I first started out, my aircraft of choice were always the big metal cigars! I loved being able to maneuver these huge hunks of metal around the airports, taxi them to the runway and give them full power as they reached to the skies. Scenery really did not matter to me, as my machine back then could not render anything that detailed and I was more impressed that I was actually flying these big old buses anyway. As time went on, I found myself being very impressed with screenshots being posted here by Michael Greenblatt, (Ramsa329) and Nick Churchill, (Joker). All of their shots always seemed to be of some GA Aircraft in some really nice airfield someplace. The addon scenery in the background was really impressive. Little cabins, small hangers, smoke coming from chimneys, and lots of eye candy. Now I knew I could not fit a 737 into one of these remote bush airstrips, so I thought that maybe it was time to try one of these aircrafts they were referring to as

[eno]

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[color=blue]Studio V: Do you feel the over-all quality of member

[pete]

Great interview & awe inspiring shots..... more people should know this stuff is going on here ....

The Studio V is an amazing forum!

[Hai Perso Coyone?]

Very interesting! I love this Studio...

[Cobra]

Intersting read, cheers guys

[Fly2e]

Thanks to everybody who took the time to read. It certainly took me a while to get the questions back to Clipper!

Hope my ideas and info will help to contribute to somebody else who may be looking to improve their shots!


Dave

[flymo]

good read that cheers. and thanks for the pointers on screenshots dave

john

[Souichiro]

After seeing all this I really wanna fly!

So... will fly tonight I suppose

[Alonso]

Took a lot to read but learned a lot from this...

Congrats Dave and keep those shots coming!!! I guess I'll go fly now...

[Sytse]

Very interesting interview and some stunning shots!  8-)

[9thSimplex]

Like the one before this is a very interesting read!

So you're doing shots for the publishers, remind me to NickC over at simflight.com and seing the logo on your page, do you guys work together?
The system unification on your website is interesting too. Great idea!

Hats off and happy screenshoting!

[Fly2e]

Posted by: 9thSimplex Posted on: Today at 10:09am
Like the one before this is a very interesting read!

So you're doing shots for the publishers, remind me to NickC over at simflight.com and seing the logo on your page, do you guys work together?
The system unification on your website is interesting too. Great idea!

Hats off and happy screenshoting

Thanks!
Aye, Nick Churchill and I go back a ways! He used to post here and is still registered under the screen name of Joker. Yes Nick takes real nice shots and wish he would post here more often.

Thanks again!

Dave

[takis63]

Very interesting interview and some trully amazing shots!!

Thanks for the inspiration Dave.

I'll go fly now

Takis

[Wingo]

Great interview, pleasure reading it! But one thing there, we have no "Alps" in Australia, but we do have a "Great Dividing Range"