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| smjjames | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 02:36 | Message # 526 |
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| @ZIHAMMER: Thats some awesome looking nebula screenshots there.
Anyways, while we're critiquing each others screenshots, how are mine in general? I'm definetly an amateur, but I do look for good shots and stuff.
Edit: Anyways, heres some screenshots.
Arrakis the star, I just thought it was cool because I am a fan of the Dune series of books. There aren't any temperate or warmer desert planets though :P
"This IS Tau Ceti IV!!" -Khaaaaaaaannnnnnnn
(cookies to whoever gets the reference  )
Edited by smjjames - Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 08:19 |
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| j0KeR | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 08:58 | Message # 527 |
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| They look fine but if you want an advice after some little experiences i had with photography the best looking photos are at dawn and dusk where colors are vivid and try to find a planet with a nice background like a gas giant orbiting and try to get the best view at it like between mountains and other things , that should get you started. Also play with the settings @F7 and see what suits your interersts 
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| Talyn | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 11:07 | Message # 528 |
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| Quote (smjjames) (cookies to whoever gets the reference )
Off the top of my mind, the final destination of the "Rendezvous with Rama" series
Or you could be thinking about this "oldie"
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| ZIHAMMER1411 | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 12:13 | Message # 529 |
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| smjjames, try to screenshot planets with auto exposition, it will look a way better.
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| smjjames | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 12:32 | Message # 530 |
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smjjames, try to screenshot planets with auto exposition, it will look a way better.
You mean autoexposure and not auto exposition (which is something completely unrelated to photography)?
Quote (Talyn) Quote (smjjames)
(cookies to whoever gets the reference )
Off the top of my mind, the final destination of the "Rendezvous with Rama" series
Or you could be thinking about this "oldie" smile
Nope
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| ZIHAMMER1411 | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 13:03 | Message # 531 |
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| smjjames, yes, exactly.
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| HarbingerDawn | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 14:14 | Message # 532 |
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| Quote (smjjames) "This IS Tau Ceti IV!!" -Khaaaaaaaannnnnnnn
I think you mean Ceti Alpha V 
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| Talyn | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 14:14 | Message # 533 |
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Star Trek? 
I'm with HarbingerDawn
Ceti Alpha VI
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Edited by Talyn - Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 14:20 |
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| smjjames | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 14:29 | Message # 534 |
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| Quote (HarbingerDawn) Quote (smjjames)
"This IS Tau Ceti IV!!" -Khaaaaaaaannnnnnnn
I think you mean Ceti Alpha V wink
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Whoop, I swear I remembered it as Tau Ceti IV, even looked at wikipedia (not thoroughly though). Anyays, you're right on the reference. I was just having some fun with the reference anyway.
Edit: Although, if one were to flip the Ceti Alpha and find the star Alpha Ceti (which turns out to be a red giant) and there is no 6th planet and the 5th is a gas giant.
Edited by smjjames - Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 14:48 |
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| Ayceman | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 18:54 | Message # 535 |
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| RS 8403-59-6-104204-55 is a really interesting place - 1 terra, 1 oceania, 1 temperate desert, 2 martian worlds, 2 pseudo-venuses, 2 titans - all quite plausible.
So here are 2 screenshots full of moons:
First planet 3 - a temperate terra with about 0.1 atm - it has 6 Moon-like moons that look great when aligned
Then moon 4.2 - a temperate (and very Earth-like) desert that has a nice view of both the jovian planet 4 and the oceanian moon 4.5 (which is also very Earth-like, but on the wet side of things)
Edited by Ayceman - Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 18:55 |
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| CyberItalian | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 19:06 | Message # 536 |
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| I went (by curiosity) on a short trip to DEEPJ 1337-33 (already put in highlight on these forums here: http://en.spaceengine.org/forum/10-784-1 )
and, well, like the topic there suggests....
(EDIT: apparently, the number of stars makes the screenshoot so heavy that it can't even be uploaded! 1.41 Mb of JPG file  )
OMG, my eyes! 
Edited by CyberItalian - Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 19:08 |
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| Rivfader | Date: Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 21:21 | Message # 537 |
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Edited by Rivfader - Tuesday, 18.09.2012, 21:25 |
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| Watsisname | Date: Wednesday, 19.09.2012, 00:47 | Message # 538 |
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| Beautiful shot, Rivfader.
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| smjjames | Date: Wednesday, 19.09.2012, 21:04 | Message # 539 |
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| I found a great photography spot inside a basin or a crater in the middle of a tall mountain range on a planet inside a globular cluster and decided to image the planets night sky. At first I attempted to use the fishlens since it was a great spot to use it, only problem was that the skybox was painfully obvious. So, I decided to just use normal view and choose a great spot to look at.
However, screenshots won't show the full awesomeness of it, so go to the location and set timestep to x100. Make sure you have autoexposure on.
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Place "Terran with life inside globular cluster"
{
Body "RSC 8403-5991-2-28-2161 5"
Parent ""
Pos (1.558934019200986e-010, 2.055443070522051e-010, -2.520888472468987e-010)
Rot (-0.9300227147492923, 0.1925535751248136, -0.09542832157261957, 0.2981179400821799)
Date "2012.09.18 16:26:23.21"
Vel 3.2407764e-016
Mode 2
}
Edited by smjjames - Wednesday, 19.09.2012, 21:04 |
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| FiahOwl | Date: Wednesday, 19.09.2012, 23:08 | Message # 540 |
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Click on the images 
Edited by FiahOwl - Wednesday, 19.09.2012, 23:09 |
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