Quotulatiousness

May 30, 2018

A point about cloaks

Filed under: History — Tags: — Nicholas @ 02:00

Lindybeige
Published on 28 Nov 2012

I shot this ages ago, but there were massive delays because the special effects for the weather were a nightmare and just refused to work. Anyway, recently I found the time to wrestle with the software again, and I never managed to get them to work properly, but at least I managed to find a long tedious convoluted work-around using two different editing packages.

Another thing I can say about the cloak I’m wearing in this, is that it turned out that the pattern on it was a very effective camouflage – acting a lot like modern military disruptive patterned materials. I have heard that the various tartans had colours in them to match the seasons, and were used for that purpose.

www.LloydianAspects.co.uk

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