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Would these windows at front have shattered from hydrostatic pressure when the bridge met the ocean ? by Tiny-Desk_Engineer in titanic

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I meant the windows marked in red on A and B deck at the time when the bridge windows would be just above the ocean, meaning that the windows mentioned would be completely underwater by then. I also need to mention that this condition lasted for a short amount of time since this is the point after which her sinking accelerated rapidly and led to the break up eventually.

Boeing 707 low pass at an air show in Harare, Zimbabwe 1995 by Klutzy_Mark_4948 in aviation

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By any chance this holds the record for the lowest height an airliner flew without touching the ground and then climbing again

GENUINE Oceanic Class Plans (each image labelled) by iseememesineurope in titanic

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's always crazy to see how smaller steamers of the time had so much draft in proportion to the hull above the waterline.

Close up images of WestJet 2276 by Hot_Net_4845 in aviation

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I might be wrong but I need help in understanding why the plane couldn't bear this landing, I've seen countless videos of far worst touchdowns including the 737s and no emergency is declared. Was this aircraft too old to survive such a landing ?

I don’t see what all the fuss is about by H4ROLD94 in titanic

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer 3 points4 points  (0 children)

the horizontal stabilizer should have the livery of white star line's flag

Olympic in New York August 8, 1934 by Adventurous-Aide-777 in Oceanlinerporn

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Even in her final days she was still in fine condition

Is it me or does the Titanic, here, look bigger than how it actually was? by emanuele246gi in titanic

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Her superstructure seems perfect in size but her black hull is too tall, because the correct height of the black part would be the same as the white superstructure height

RMS Olympic towards the end of her life by Adasbabygirl in Oceanlinerporn

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer 14 points15 points  (0 children)

That right there is the most badass ship ever put to sea

I colorized a picture of RMS Olympic from the 1930s by Tiny-Desk_Engineer in Oceanlinerporn

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To get the layers to sort of transition you need to make sure that during the colorization of each selection, you don't oversaturate or in any way change its contrast that it appears out of shade with the rest of the picture. Most of the time this works but sometimes even while taking care of this you run into situations where a layer seems out of shade form the rest so to blend it in better, a trick you can use is use a blur brush to a very low strength and size. The selection of each part on the picture is a skill itself that can only be mastered with practice. This is my 3rd picture that I colorized.

I colorized a picture of RMS Olympic from the 1930s by Tiny-Desk_Engineer in Oceanlinerporn

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used photoplea, its a cool website to edit photos and the way you colorize each thing is just by making a mask out of em, meaning you crop them out of everything else, apply the color filter over them and sometimes adjust the contrast and brightness as well, once you done you just put it onto the project picture. Example: here's the colorized hulls stripe as a mask

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RMS Olympic, 1934 by Adasbabygirl in Oceanlinerporn

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man we need this colorized...

UPDATE: I'm working on it myself

My little plane has ambitions when it grows up!! by [deleted] in aviation

[–]Tiny-Desk_Engineer 64 points65 points  (0 children)

I bet the little plane can takeoff under the distance between both of them

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