[Gizmodude]

Jay these pics are sweet ! But how ?? Lol very cool sweet build !

[cyclo]

Originally Posted by Gizmodude

Jay these pics are sweet ! But how ?? Lol very cool sweet build !

Thanks Gizmodule! Glad you liked the pics. The basics are take two images using a tri-pod, one with the canopy on and one off. Using Photoshop you superimpose the two images (with canopy on on top of the canopy off). You then play with the "opacity" of the top image... those are the basics. You can also play with "filters" to highlight some of the components to make them more distinct (heat sink and motor for example).

[Gizmodude]

Originally Posted by cyclo

Thanks Gizmodule! Glad you liked the pics. The basics are take two images using a tri-pod, one with the canopy on and one off. Using Photoshop you superimpose the two images (with canopy on on top of the canopy off). You then play with the "opacity" of the top image... those are the basics. You can also play with "filters" to highlight some of the components to make them more distinct (heat sink and motor for example).

Sweet gotta try this at home with my heli's ... I use photoshop cloud ( just tinker around ) not a graphics art guru at all... Very very cool ! Thanks for sharing !

[joeray]

Originally Posted by cyclo

I thought the canopy looked better with the trimming instead of just those plain triangular holes.

Mine looked incomplete too, just didn't know what I was missing until I saw yours. Are you using photoshop to create transparent overlays ?

[cyclo]

Originally Posted by joeray

Mine looked incomplete too, just didn't know what I was missing until I saw yours. Are you using photoshop to create transparent overlays ?

Yes use Photoshop

I just completed the side x-ray view:

[petka]

Very nice Jay! Good meeting you at the beeton fun fly.