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[Gary Watson]

there is a software company in Calgary that developed this type of program during the Dot Comm era. Their first major client was Mercedes and from there as they say, the rest is history. Unlike all the other Dot Comms they are still in business and have made a gazillion dollars over the past 10 years. The guy who owns the Calgay Stampeders is the owner of the company and from what I was told, he made $170million one year alone. :shock:

[47B3]

Well, if it is mounted there, they did a very good job of removing it. Wish I was that good, I would photoshop myself out of this camp and back home.

 

 

Good luck !!

 

[ame206350]

The camera is mounted on the end of the hoist arm.

 

Good call.

[ame206350]

Good call.

 

Just took another look - I didn't realize that you could move the virtual camera up and down too...haven't seen a camera that'll do that right out of the box. Doesn't look like the camera was mounted on the arm - you can look up at the arm and all the way down too....the mystery continues.......

 

[EC-130]

Doesn't look like the camera was mounted on the arm - you can look up at the arm and all the way down too....the mystery continues.......

The hoist arm's shadow looks a little odd though.

[EC-130]

Edit: Sorry for the double post.

[beltdrive]

http://0-360.com/

 

one shot deal...then into the software and u good to go.......

doing it for a year now for the realtors......

work 6 hrs a day if i want to.....home every night.....no bugs

and........more money then flying old junk around.......

[BAH]

If you look at the cable, just above the crewmans hand, the cable is off set. Still cant see how it is mounted.

[BAH]

and there is 4 blades on one side of the ship, the blade shadows dont match. They probable took another shot with the ship on the ground then photoshopped them together to remove the camera mounts. My opinion of course, but very nicely done.