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Through the Grand Canyon

By Sethos, in The AVSIM Screen Shots Forum

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Sethos    4,304

Sethos
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X-Plane 10.50 RC1

Carenado B58

ZL17 Ortho

 

Taking off from Laughlin/Bullhead and landing at Page Municipal 

 

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Phantom88    3,284

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Brilliant!!!! :smile: 

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HLJames    2,568

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Beautiful shots with very nice color and texture!

 

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ryanbatc    12,820

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Woah!  Going for the photoreal I see!

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Pugilist2    878

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Great looking photoscenery!

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bernd1151    5,836

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Fantastic screenies

Any attempt to stretch fuel is guaranteed to increase headwinds

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sascha    314

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Great shots Mitch! Nice to see you expanding your sim experience into the realm of photoreal! Have you already tried World2XP?

 

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Pugilist2    878

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Which program did you use to make your photoscenery? Ortho4XPL or G2XPL? 

 

Have been trying to decide which one to get.

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Sethos    4,304

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Appreciate all the comments, thank you.

 

Which program did you use to make your photoscenery? Ortho4XPL or G2XPL? 

 

Have been trying to decide which one to get.

 

Using Ortho4XP. It's a lot harder to install, understand and use efficiently but the end-result is spectacular. Especially for the fact that it can do those great water masks.

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