August 21, 200421 yr To any knowledgeable person out there,I am trying to find free or cheap -- that is under USD$200 --satellite images of the Singapore. The images will be used in a scenery I am currently working on for FS2004. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.Regards,David
August 21, 200421 yr Hi David,What you are going to find is that you can get a lot for the money these days but full color, cloudless and high res of at least 4m/pix is going to cost $$$.I cant reccomend anyplace for Singapore as all the folks I have delt with save for Spot are local and only deal with the 50 US and Canada.What exactly are you looking for?
August 22, 200421 yr >Hi David,>>What you are going to find is that you can get a lot for the>money these days but full color, cloudless and high res of at>least 4m/pix is going to cost $$$.>>I cant reccomend anyplace for Singapore as all the folks I>have delt with save for Spot are local and only deal with the>50 US and Canada.>>What exactly are you looking for?Hi Paul,I have recently created a FS2004 scenery depicting Singapore's Central Business District and am currently working on other aspects of the country. I am very new at scenery design and after having seen some great sceneries created using hi-resolution satellite photos I would like to use them as background for my scenery. Unfortunately most providers I have found charge at least $500. I was hoping there was a provider that had free or cheap hi-resolution images.Incidently, I have visited Rochester a number of times and can't wait to see your scenery project.Best regards,David
August 23, 200421 yr Try GlobeExplorer, not sure if they cover outside the US though.Shez Shez Ansari Windows 11; CPU: Intel Core i7-8700K; GPU: EVGA GEFORCE GTX 1080Ti 11GB; MB: Gigabyte Z370 AORUS Gaming 5; RAM: 16GB; HD: Samsung 960 Pro 512GB SSD, Samsung 850 Pro 256GB SSD; Display: ASUS 4K 28", Asus UHD 26"
August 23, 200421 yr Commercial Member Howdy,free worldwide Landsat imagery (15 and 30-m res) is available here: http://glcf.umiacs.umd.edu/index.shtml (it's possible to splice the 15-m greyscale Band 8 of the Landsat ETM data into a true color composite of the 30-m Bands 1, 2, and 3).Or, you might get lucky with high-res data here: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Cheers, Holger
August 23, 200421 yr Author Hi David,I guess what you want to create will then be payware ?Years ago I had a Singapore scenery by, I think, Andras Kozma (sp?) and he was using some cheap image he obtainedfor about $50 as far as I remember from a message back thenon Compuserve's FLIGHTSIM forum. But then the sim had a lotlower resolution. He posted a top-down screenshot that showedpart of the scenery. I'll see whether I still have it in thearchives.Cheers,Siggy Siggy Schwarz
August 26, 200421 yr >Try GlobeExplorer, not sure if they cover outside the US>though.>>ShezHi Shez,I have checked GlobeExplore, unfortunately their image gallery doesn't list hi-res images. Thanks anyway.Regards,David
August 26, 200421 yr >Howdy,>>free worldwide Landsat imagery (15 and 30-m res) is available>here: http://glcf.umiacs.umd.edu/index.shtml (it's possible to>splice the 15-m greyscale Band 8 of the Landsat ETM data into>a true color composite of the 30-m Bands 1, 2, and 3).>>Or, you might get lucky with high-res data here:>http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/>>Cheers, Holger>> Hey Holger,I have checked both sites unfortunately they did not have hi-res images of Singapore. I'll keep checking. Thanks.Regards,David
August 26, 200421 yr >Hi David,>>I guess what you want to create will then be payware ?>Years ago I had a Singapore scenery by, I think, Andras >Kozma (sp?) and he was using some cheap image he obtained>for about $50 as far as I remember from a message back then>on Compuserve's FLIGHTSIM forum. But then the sim had a lot>lower resolution. He posted a top-down screenshot that showed>part of the scenery. I'll see whether I still have it in the>archives.>>Cheers,>Siggy>Hi Siggy,I am looking for hi-res satellite imagery less than USD$200 because I intend to make my scenery free. I have created my first Singapore scenery as freeware (located in AVSIM).Regards,David
August 27, 200421 yr Author Hi David,That's very generous ! Try talking to Andras Kozma whodesigned the Singpore scenery for FS98. He had images,as far as I remember, that he bought for $50 (again, frommemory, I think he once posted a message on that on Compuserve).You find a possible e-mail address for him on the followingpage: http://www.scenery.org/members.htm (that address maynot be valid anymore, I used it in 1998 and it worked then).I really appreciate your effort of creating a freewareSingapore scenery and if I can help you in any way I will.Your CBD looks good, if it continues like this the final resultcould be outstanding !Cheers,Siggy Siggy Schwarz
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