Subject: Re: whole buncha pixels
From: "Steve Bamford" <[email-masked]>
To: "trace & da SWAMPdogs" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2000 22:50:47 -0800

Go ahead and copyright them to Tracy & Jeni Saulino.

Thanks!

I am thinking about heading out to the Olympic Flight Museum and maybe 
trying to get some shots of their TBM or their L-39 Albatross... was that 
the one y'all wanted cockpit shots of?  Cuz' I might be able to get that if 
they have their planes out today.  It's kinda' weathery today, so maybe not.

(Besides Jeni will be ticked at me if I go out there while she's at work 
today... oh well!!  LOL)

tracy

----- Original Message ----- 
  From: trace & da SWAMPdogs 
  To: [email-masked] 
  Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 5:10 PM
  Subject: whole buncha pixels

  I'm not sure if these will fulfill the rule of "one photo that is of a good quality that would fit in with the type of detail photo "only a modeler could enjoy", but thought I'd let y'all decide.

  Attached are some photos of an A-10 (most gorgeous ugly bird there is); an F-117; a U-2; and an F-16, - all from this year's McChord AFB Expo on the base.  I only included the shots that seemed to provide detail somewhere and that came out fairly well-focused.  

  In the case of the F-117 and the U-2 we were not allowed to get very close to them at all, so light on the walk-around ability.

  I tried to name the scans in some way to identify them, but let me know if you could use more info.  I can't at this moment recall the proper name of the gizmo that holds munitions on the F-16, so you get a title something like "gizmo that holds munitions on the f-16"

  I also have a bunch of shots we took at the PIMA museum last November - and will be going through those in a minute to see if any are worth sharing.  Most shots were with a video camera that we just video captured, so the resolution is not terrific.  I also have a few shots we took at the Arlington Fly-in a few weeks ago.  Have some shots of a flying Storch, a flying GeeBee, and such.    If you think that some of the ones attached here are useful for modelers, let me know and I'll send some more.  I tried to get the resolution to 150 DPI on each, as well as 750 pixels at the widest point.  Not sure if I followed the spirit as well as the letter of that - let me know.  

  :-)

  tracy