Photo real Textures!
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Photo real Textures!
Hi guys
just wondering, who prefers what? :think:
i have been flying some planes with photo real textures lately, at first i hated them, but i have been hooked as of late,
all though some textures look naff photoreal, others look awesome,
i was just curious what you guys prefer!
just wondering, who prefers what? :think:
i have been flying some planes with photo real textures lately, at first i hated them, but i have been hooked as of late,
all though some textures look naff photoreal, others look awesome,
i was just curious what you guys prefer!
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Photo real jobs are great for screenshots but I always find some niggling error that annoys me and stops me flying it. A light reflection or shadow on the texture for example. For detail and quality you can't beat a 100% hand drawn texture, however sometimes you can get acceptable quality by compromising and making certain parts such as squadron markings photo-real, I still prefer to do it by hand if possible though.
Try doing the Thomas Cook tailyou can't beat a 100% hand drawn texture,

I made a point of taking some photos of the tail when I flew on one a couple of years ago to finish a repaint.
I'm certainly not good enough to do this one freehand (or don't have enough commitment
http://www.airplane-pictures.net/image2739.html
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The thing that strikes me about the top pic of those three is the intake and undercarriage just do not match the rest of the paint .
I do use some photo's myself......the Hot Air titles on the Viscount and the leaping lion for BAF and the leopard on the Guernsey Airlines Viscount/Herald and the JAF Viscount....but they are used as part of the paint rather than a photoreal paint as such.
Each has advantages and both need to be done properly.
Garry
I do use some photo's myself......the Hot Air titles on the Viscount and the leaping lion for BAF and the leopard on the Guernsey Airlines Viscount/Herald and the JAF Viscount....but they are used as part of the paint rather than a photoreal paint as such.
Each has advantages and both need to be done properly.
Garry
Garry

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