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Originally Posted by Mike1158
I take my hat off to you, apart from the wing tanks, the Magister is more convincing than the real deal. Nothing that can be done about those though. Amazing.
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Hi Mike
About the wing tanks....
There is a fundamental difference between shooting from a distance and shooting close up.
The real plane was filmed in the distance, so all the parts look Proportionally to each other, but my model was taken from a distance of 20-30 cm so there is a mistake called perspective, in which parts look closer than the other parts.
The wing tanks were the closest to the camera and therefore look larger that they should be.
Add to that the disadvantage of a lens that takes a close-up shot and we get what we get.
I tried to play with the photographic angle, right or left, but each time something changed in the photograph or i lost something.
I also tried to shoot from more distance, something like a distance of a meter, but the image of the model lost its resolution.
In the end, I managed to get to a more or less average shooting angle, so that I could get as much of the real plane as possible and that's what I got.....and i said to myself...take it or leave it...so i take it.
greeting
YOAV