The Shoot Out - Hold It Right There! - 1 attachment

On 17/07/2012 20:18, ;oD wrote:
Hi Phil, how do you do?

D. St-Sanvain avait prétendu :
This one shows the hole, at the rear end, on a pretty good angle :
http://aircraftwalkaround.hobbyvista...s/herky_39.jpg
Nice shot of the detail.

But (speaking of rears) I still don't "understand" the picture posted
in the initial picture. It seems to me that something is rising before
the hole (did I write that ?), I mean that the upper part if the tip
of the elevator seems twisted upwards... instead of gently going
downwards to join the lower side...
I didn't think about making it before you replied. Find attached the
original picture, size 200%, with 2 treatments: negative and "level"
range selection. Both reveal... your hole ^^
I see nothing weird in the original picture. The weight of the elevator
makes it rest so. Poor rising something which will never enter the h...


;oD
who didn't fly in any C-130 (till now)
The Eco class is noisy.
Hein ?
^^

;oD
starting vacation

Before you do, does this help?

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®i©ardo a émis l'idée suivante :

;oD
starting vacation

Before you do, does this help?

Inside the "hole", I see a central smaller darker disk (hole?) with 8
other similar disks all around. But the elevator still looks OK to my
eyes. I made again a negative picture to confirm I see the same. It
looks shaped like in the detail picture sent by D.520.

The initial picture is taken from rear under. The horn is shaped like
half a bulb, so maybe it's a matter of perspective and how 3D curves
are seen with this angle of sight. Or the "problem" may be in colors,
sky grey vs. camo grey with a brighter area of the bulb, better
reflecting the daylight.
Really I don't know. But it keeps looking OK to me despite my efforts
to find twisted things.

On 17/07/2012 22:52, ;oD wrote:
®i©ardo a émis l'idée suivante :

;oD
starting vacation

Before you do, does this help?

Inside the "hole", I see a central smaller darker disk (hole?) with 8
other similar disks all around. But the elevator still looks OK to my
eyes. I made again a negative picture to confirm I see the same. It
looks shaped like in the detail picture sent by D.520.

The initial picture is taken from rear under. The horn is shaped like
half a bulb, so maybe it's a matter of perspective and how 3D curves are
seen with this angle of sight. Or the "problem" may be in colors, sky
grey vs. camo grey with a brighter area of the bulb, better reflecting
the daylight.
Really I don't know. But it keeps looking OK to me despite my efforts to
find twisted things.



Well, it's kept you out of mischief for a while!

;-)

Regards,

Ri©ardo

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Moving things in still pictures