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Yes, have to agree... beautiful!

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QC over London with extended view lasting for a full 3 minutes before crashing.... LOL.

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Fantastic screenshot! yep cheers


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awsome pic

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That observer is still alive and ready to shoot you down hoongadoonga!

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In my best Bruno Stachel: "Confirmed!" biggrin

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"In my best Bruno Stachel: "Confirmed!" biggrin"
Not until you get out and cut the serial number out of the fuselage. You then have to go over to your C.O. and throw the fabric at his feet. THEN you say, "confirmed!"


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I'm OK with being in some propaganda photos but I hope that they don't ask me to test fly any new aircraft prototypes.

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Well, that's not the real issue. It'll be fine to test fly some new airplane. Might help your career. Just don't mess around the General's wife. Now THAT will be a mistake!


"From our orbital vantage point, we observe an earth without borders, full of peace, beauty and magnificence, and we pray that humanity as a whole can imagine a borderless world as we see it, and strive to live as one in peace."
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I remember looking at scale model magazines in my youth and how pictures were taken of dioramas. I tried to replicate that with WOFF screenshots.

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Here's some more.

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Last of the bunch.

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Jammer28, Very nice! thumbsup

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Beautfiul pics, and very effective Jammer28 thanks for posting those. There's a lot there 37 ? - have you done all of them?


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Great pics!

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Wow those look fantastic! Thanks for sharing

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Jammer,

Those look amazing. Are you using an enb or something? The planes really "pop" in your screenshots.


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didnt notice that, cool effect


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They are indeed very impressive images.

That said, though I could be wrong, I'm thinking there is some kind of post-capture processing applied...I'm not sure these are "straight" screen shots. Again, I could be wrong. To me, the foreground being super-sharp focused and the background being out of focus, isn't something the sim does unaided - that I know of, anyhow.

It is a great effect, though and yes, reminds me of diorama photos I saw as a kid that got me interested in building models, too.

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