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Old 08-03-14, 14:34
Phil Waterman Phil Waterman is offline
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Default Some these really do have a ghostly quality

Hi Keith

Some these really have a ghostly quality, others less so, but either way somebody put a lot of effort. I wonder if the images used in the merging are working from the images in Then and Now Magazine.

Recently I got the first volume of D-Day Then and Now printed back in 1995, I've had second volume for years. Looking through them I was thinking it would be kind of interesting for MV owners in France to take a photo of their vehicle now in the same spot as some of the historical ones.

Then again with images from historical you could insert your own MV into almost any image just by matching the angle the original picture was taken from, of course for a true match you would also have to take into account shadow angles.

Years ago we talked about hanging a very large blue tarp (poor mans blue screen) at our summer rally to take pictures of MVs in front of, then the images could be inserted into historical images. For the "You Were There" photo. Unfortunately we never got it organized.

Will have to post a link to the photo you found to our club newsletter.

Cheers Phil
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