Avianca A330-200 Finished

[MrColombia]

Picture was shared on another forum (VIRTUALCOL)
Autor: munera

http://virtualcol.com/galeriafotos_ver.php?id_foto=5160

[Crunk415balla]

For some reason the colors don't look freshly painted to me.

[MrColombia]

if you can't tell, the picture was scanned.....

[Airbus_A320]

For some reason the colors don't look freshly painted to me.

That's because it was shot at a poor angle in reguards to lighting and the sun is reflecting off of the condensation on top. And along with the fact it seems to be a rather poor quality photo to begin with, the plane looks kinda ugly when in reality it's much nicer looking. The new Avianca scheme looks pretty nice IMO.

[Crunk415balla]

if you can't tell, the picture was scanned.....

I have enough slides to be able to spot them, thank you. Must be the lighting/angle.

[A388]

That's because it was shot at a poor angle in reguards to lighting and the sun is reflecting off of the condensation on top. And along with the fact it seems to be a rather poor quality photo to begin with, the plane looks kinda ugly when in reality it's much nicer looking. The new Avianca scheme looks pretty nice IMO.

Ohh come on guys. As Airbus_A320 said the photo is of very poor quality and taken from a bad angle and condesation having influence on the photo too.

The aircraft is brandnew so there is no reason to believe that the paint doesn't look fresh or a scanned photo. You can name what you want but this aircraft is freshly painted, brandnew and you can't get it better than that!

Nice aircraft! I hope to fly in it one day

A388

[LX-A343]

if you can't tell, the picture was scanned.....

Scanned? with a digital P&S camera? NIKON 5600 is a camera as far as I know. How did you scan that photo?

[MrColombia]

Scanned? with a digital P&S camera? NIKON 5600 is a camera as far as I know. How did you scan that photo?

If you pull this picture out or save the file you will see it has an EXTRA WHITE PART ATTACHED to it.......


Try it.

[LX-A343]

This photo has been taken with a Nikon 5600, which is AFAIK a camera. How do you scan a photo with a camera? Did you make a photo of the photo? If so, why is the large white area white?

[MrColombia]

This photo has been taken with a Nikon 5600, which is AFAIK a camera. How do you scan a photo with a camera? Did you make a photo of the photo? If so, why is the large white area white?

Maybe it was printed/scanned/ then upload....

You can still do that now a days you know.

[LX-A343]

if you mean "scanned with a scanner", then I doubt it, as the EXIF in the photo shows, that it was a NIKON 5600. If it was printed and then the print photographed again, then ..... weird, but possible, but upon checking the photo I doubt this as well.

[chris78cpr]

The Nikon 5600 can be found here...

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0502/05021601nikon_cp46005600.asp

From my knowledge and experience using this range of camera it produces files very much like what is shown with a noticeable greenish/blue tint and extra saturation of these colors.

The file above definitely matches what I've seen the camera produce.

Chris