That Was Close ~ For Steelrazer by bmac62
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This is my first attempt at replacing an absolutely dull, flat, gray sky with a sky from another photo. It just so happens that the grafted in sky also has a F-15 Eagle in it to add a little more interest for my aviation genre friends.
The real object here is the Corsair with pilot waiting for takeoff.
Hope you enjoy this somewhat rough photo manipulation. Any and all suggestions are very welcome.
Have a great weekend,
Bill
P.S. I have left this in a very large format to make zooming worthwhile.
Comments (32)
Stunningly good!!!! Clever man!
Very well done, Bill! The pilot seems to be looking right at the other plane!
beautiful capture and plane.I was out taking jet pics the other day
Hooooah! Great job there Mr Bill. You done yoself proud with this one. I will point out, however, that it could have been improved 100 percent if the F-15 was replaced by a Navy Aircraft. I shall send you one on the email thing so you can replace a flat gray airplane with a vibrant real one in another render. To CavalierLady, had this been a movie you would have seen that pilot shaking his head, thinking, they just let anybody in this airfield. Jeeze. Cheers and a good weekend back to ya
I think you did a great job for a first crack of the whip Bill, my first goes weren't half this good.
What fantastic work! Classic and modern together! I use to love watching BAA BAA Black Sheep! Love it! Ray
I love these old marvels from WW2. A friend of my Dad's flew a Spitfire in the Battle of Britain...
Super work! The Corsair is such a classic, and I can't find any clue that you changed the sky. The contrast with the F-15 is interesting.
Very nice image Bill!! :)
You did a nice job of combining those photos! I like that shot of the corsair, and I wouldn't have guessed the editing-job if you hadn't pointed it out. Once I looked, I can find some artifacts along the boundary of where they meet, but it's pretty hard to spot unless you know what to look for. I guess my only suggestion would be to build a catalog of sky shots with different types of horizons so that if you want to merge them, you already have one with a tree-line, or city-scape, ocean-view, etc. It's a nice touch have a classic war-bird in the same view with the modern.
Very clever work Bill, the corsair is a wonderful plane, love the pilot just chilling waiting for takeoff
Wow, great shotof the corsair! i think you did a great job on the sky replacement. the low clouds that look like fog burning off work great with the lighting in the foreground which is flattering light for the corsair. nice job!
I love the picture of the Corsair Bill, one of my all time favorite WWII aircraft. The F-15 take off looks good, but the first thing that comes to mind is 'what runway is he taking off from?' Its possible that there is a runway, but mature trees that close to the end of the runway, what about over-run? Anyway, thats my input, again the Corsair is fantastic, Sig..
That the Corsair's pilot had his head turned completes the illusion. Good work.
Super shot of this Corsair. Love what you did with replacing the sky.
You did a successful manipulation with this sky (just maybe the clouds on the left and right which look too big at this lower view and altitude). I like the idea for that. Nice work.
you should never have said I would never have spotted it :) and the plane is so cool. That is one super photo.
Wow! Bill, not only is it a great close shot of the Corsair but I would never have guessed about the sky, fabulous inclusion of the F-15. (I had to keep scrolling back up the page to get the ID of the aircraft lol) and RE:- your comment on my pic, Yes if I recall it was a "Duck"
Excellent! It worked very well! In fact I would not have known.
Blimey, shades of Baa Baa Blacksheep! Is that Marine Corps Major Greg 'Pappy' Boyington, time warped out of WWII, at the controls? Excellent composition in this rendition, Bill!
Excellent shot and postwork! You know, I should take some shots of these planes that are flying over here... I'm pretty close to the Hobby Airport...
Job well done fantastic image!!!!
Fantastic capture of the Coursair and wonderful work on the sky replacment
A brilliant job, my friend. A wonderful photo of a Corsair and perfect job of Sky replacement! I'd never have known. Faves!!! Rob.
Very cool work. Great image!
All the very best Bill 2009 :o)..You did a great job with this Mick
Awesome work!!
Bill this is great.Looks like you've learned a bit from Skipper, he may have put himself out of a job :) Almost seamless replacement, and with the pilot appearing to follow the fly past this is awsome.All thats needed is the lady in the 'Green dress' and the illusion is complete.Thanks for another special image.
Wow I love this! That guy in the Corsair better get a move on if he's going to catch that jet!
wow, Bill, if you hadn't told a thing I wouldn't have noticed you changed the sky, so stellar work in that...smile... this corsair really looks neat, although flying in the rain must be a challenge, isn't it?