Your First KSP Image (When did you take it)

[Johnster_Space_Program]

Hi, after I made this popular thread (You can comment on it too if you want), I have another question for you guys on the Kerbal forums...

What was your first KSP Image that you took, and if you still have it, can you show me it in your post?

Here is mine, which is an image of the Title Screen for the KSP 0.18.3 Demo that I still have to this day...

[DerekL1963]

I had to go dig it up off of Photobucket...



This was the first image in this thread:
 

Though I'd been playing since buying KSP in April, this was my tenth posting on the forums, a couple of days after creating an account.  The file was named "screenshot6", but it's the earliest I have...  everything that's not on Photobucket was lost in a HDD crash in '15.

[Johnster_Space_Program]

Do you remember when that image you just showed me was taken (The Date).

[Geonovast]

This was my first screenshot, done with Linux's screenshot tool instead of KSP's.  I didn't know KSP had a built in one until I spent some time here.

This was my very first Mun landing, after failing the tutorial over, and over, and over again.  I was so happy when I finally got it.

Taken July 6th, 2017... the day I turned 30. 

Notice the clock is yellow on that tiny ship on the Mun.  The laptop I was using at the time (and my only computer) was terrible at KSP.  I didn't really even know about the green clock until I built my desktop.

Edited March 29, 2018 by Geonovast

[IncongruousGoat]

The oldest screenshot I have is this one:

This was a screenshot from my first Jool 5 submission, back in v1.0, so around 2 years ago. I've been playing KSP since January 2014 (KSP v0.23.5), but I didn't start screenshotting anything till I started doing forum challenges. Heck I still don't screenshot anything unless I plan on posting it here.

This isn't the oldest one I've ever taken, but it's the oldest one I still have stored somewhere.

[DerekL1963]

20 minutes ago, Johnster_Space_Program said:

Do you remember when that image you just showed me was taken (The Date).

Me?  If not the day the thread was created (May 10, 2013), then the day before most likely.

[Johnster_Space_Program]

Thanks for all the images so far! Including your Jool 5 Image, Incongruous Goat

[Geonovast]

@Johnster_Space_Program You can tag people by typing the '@' symbol, then typing their name.  It'll give you a drop down to select from, just click on it, and it looks like it does when I just tagged you. 

[Johnster_Space_Program]

Thanks

 

[Cydonian Monk]

This probably wasn’t the first screenshot I took, but it’s the oldest I have left. May 29th of 2013. (First time I made orbit.)

Edited March 29, 2018 by Cydonian Monk

[Johnster_Space_Program]

Here is my second image I took when I played the 0.18.3 Demo. Taken about 1 day after my first image, just after I had crash landed on the Mun.

 

Edited March 29, 2018 by Johnster_Space_Program

[Airdude]

 

I actually forgot to check the KSP folder instead of my steam screenshot list . Here is my original post

Spoiler

 

I believe the craft in the photo is delivering mono-propellant and possibly a kerbal to my first space station. Taken on July ‎19, ‎2017.

 

THIS is my actual first:

I'd say that's a pretty successful first flight. Taken January ‎25, ‎2017

Edited March 29, 2018 by Airdude
Wrong screenshot

[shdwlrd]

This was after I figured out how to take screen shots. My first MKS orbital construction station circa 1.0.5 6/15.

 

 

 

Edited March 29, 2018 by shdwlrd
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[MaianTrey]

This is the earliest screenshot I can find, but I don't think it's my earliest. January 2014.

[blspblackdeath]

 

It was my first munlanding I think. It is a while back. ;-)

 

Oh no, this was my first munlanding - with mods.

Edited March 29, 2018 by blspblackdeath

[katateochi]

ah, my compulsive data hoarding pays off! The earliest KSP pics I've got are from July 2012.

My first rocket in all it's nonsensical glory (July 13th 2012)

And apparently it then took me a further 6 days to reach Mun (what a noob!) and on the 19th of July I had my first encounter with the surface of Mun, which went as well as you'd expect:

 

ah those were heady days; the stakes were high, the terrain detail was low and all the parts lived in one horrific unorganised mess in a single folder. What a time!

[WWEdeadman]

My first KSP Screenshot was Jeb stranded on Eve.

 

[RoboRay]

First Mun landing... in 2012.

 

My favorite, though, has to be my first interplanetary flyby when we first got other planets...

 

Edited March 29, 2018 by RoboRay

[Theseus]

16 hours ago, Geonovast said:

Taken July 6th, 2017... the day I turned 30. 

Neat, we share the exact same birthday and birthyear 

Anyway, here's my first ever screenshot, 2016-01-02, when I started with a career save.

[Kerbinchaser]

I "had" a screenshot from my first Mün landing back in 1.0.5 (The lander balanced on it's solar panel, not a happy moment )

 

[Spacetraindriver]

Good golly, remember when these cockpits were a thing? And those gears! And the wings, and intakes, and engines, Gah! I feel so old...

They never did get a proper IVA view... 

To be honest, I have no idea when I took this. Imgur says I put it on there three years ago...so 2015 ish, but spaceplane plus came stock 2014...between 2013 and 2014 your choice.

[soulsource]

0.23.5. I think it was my first Mun "landing", a probe that tipped over and partially exploded, but the core and sensors survived, so it was a success. I don't have that picture any more though.

The oldest pictures "I" still have are in this forum post:

 

[RoboRay]

6 hours ago, Spacetraindriver said:

Good golly, remember when these cockpits were a thing? 

They never did get a proper IVA view... 

There was a mod IVA for the original Mk3 Cockpit...

[Spacetraindriver]

2 hours ago, RoboRay said:

There was a mod IVA for the original Mk3 Cockpit...

I ment from Squad themselves. Its just kinda sad they completely abandoned a group of parts. It was the closest thing to Rokomax sized aircraft parts...

[RoboRay]

3 hours ago, Spacetraindriver said:

Its just kinda sad they completely abandoned a group of parts. It was the closest thing to Rokomax sized aircraft parts...

I loved those parts.  You could put a decent-sized 1.25m payload with radial attached parts in the cargo bay and it actually fit.

I would love to see somebody bring them back as "Mk.2+" or Mk.2 Heavy" or something.  I have zero modelling skill, unfortunately, and they would require new models because the Mk.2 form factor changed a little with the Porkjet revamp.