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   hitmanwolf47

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   07 November 2012, 3:52AM

   That is a nice pair...
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   Strahlimeier

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   21 June 2012, 2:07PM

   Nice boo... I mean spells!
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   myhyay

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   19 April 2012, 11:42AM

   why is this in top ?
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   RyoTheDerp

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   04 March 2012, 2:38PM

   this is awesome.
   
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   joshohhhhh

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   24 February 2012, 9:08AM

   beautiful
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   concluder

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   10 January 2012, 9:39PM

   Amazing Picture!
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   Malcom86

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   09 January 2012, 12:56AM

   What a beauty !!
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   mawarm

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   23 December 2011, 10:11PM

   That's pretty amazing.
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   rendermax

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   21 December 2011, 11:14PM

   You need to toggle free camera on to place your camera where you want instead of "zooming"
   
   Low FOV values are great to take shots cause the 3d view is more "plain" and looks like a 2D photo. High FOV values are great for playing, so you can se more screen but are bad for taking screens like this.
   
   Try to use very low FOV values like "1~10" Sometimes there are some issues with lod or surface normals with low fov values 1~3...
   
   This screen was done with fov arround 15, i dont remember.
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    Magnivore

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    19 December 2011, 6:46PM

    How is it that you change the FoV? I've been wanting to since I saw some pictures like this but I haven't found anything. Besides the 'FoV #' command just changing how much you see that is. I've seen some pictures from way too far away for zooming, or even shots of dragons up in the sky, and THAT is what I'm curious about.
    
    Nice pic! Needs more widescreen though.