New site + EZCA Review

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spotlope

Charter Member 2014
I've been blogging for several years now at iblueyonder.wordpress.com, but just yesterday I finally rolled out the first version of my new site. It includes the blog, for sure, but also acts as a central location for all my FS scenery and freeware (mostly aircraft repaints). As my first formal post, I just put up a mini review of EZDok Camera (EZCA).

If you're interested, come check it out at http://iblueyonder.com.

Thanks!
 
Thanks for the review, Bill.

I have been on the fence about Ezdok, but I think this might just be the add-on that increases my interest in FSX. For a while there, every time I flew, I always said to myself, "Where's the bumps, the jiggles, the shakes.....the feeling of flying?". I think this add-on might be the answer.
 
Mr. Bill Womack "spotlope,"

Really like your new blog/website front. :applause:

On an unrelated topic, what would it take for you to do a suggested airport? Do you take requests?

I've always wanted someone with your level of skill to do FSX versions of my local airports;
KLUK & i69. If its something you would consider, please let me know.

Thank you.


Hebrews 11:6 "But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him."

Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
From,
James F. Chams
 
JamesChams said:
Mr. Bill Womack "spotlope,"

Really like your new blog/website front. :applause:

On an unrelated topic, what would it take for you to do a suggested airport? Do you take requests?

I've always wanted someone with your level of skill to do FSX versions of my local airports;
KLUK & i69. If its something you would consider, please let me know.

Thank you.
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Thanks, James. I generally don't do airports unless I can visit them myself and take the required photographs. I'm also trying to concentrate on the two areas where I have the most source material already: the Pacific Northwest, and New England.
 
Mr. Bill Womack "spotlope,"
spotlope said:
Thanks, James. I generally don't do airports unless I can visit them myself and take the required photographs.
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Sounds like a good reason for you to do the required 20+ hours of cross country (to get your PPL), to me. :jump: And, if you need someone to fly with and, don't mind the company, I'll fly with you, too...

Also, I hope you don't feel bad about the time it takes to get licensed; I took 5+ years to get my civilian FAA IFR because I was broke, in school, and had an a blind/diabetic mother to take care of. And, my PPL took three tries' because the flight schools kept going bust. So, many of us don't have a straight road to flight, even if you went the college and/or Military route, which I did some.

I'm also trying to concentrate on the two areas where I have the most source material already: the Pacific Northwest, and New England.
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I agree, you keep your current projects as a priority. And, I hope you package them as you did for Tongrass X, Dillingham X, and Plum X - which are by-far the BEST regional class G airports that anyone's made to date.:applause:

Thank you.


Hebrews 11:6 "But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him."

Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
From,
James F. Chams
 
That's a model review, Bill. It tells the customer exactly what to expect, and it's fair to the developer at the same time.
 
Looking good Bill. Are you going to put a link on there to all your "Wayback" stuff? (as in ...."Way back when I first got started....") I think a historical album would be cool.


Jim
 
Thanks, Jim. The whole blog, starting from way back in the mists of time, should still be there just as it was on the old server. I transferred the entire database over intact. Maybe what it needs is a "browse by date" sort of function or something.
 
I just added a "Post Archive" widget to the right column that gives you keys to the wayback machine if you're so inclined.
 
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