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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games.

View Poll Results: Do you also want less-saturated colours (more grey-ish instead)
Yes 89 51.45%
No 84 48.55%
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Old 04-15-2011, 07:03 PM
Wolf_Rider Wolf_Rider is offline
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But darker trees you won't get with desaturated colours. What you will get is a desaturated picture of just everything. Even the fire fighter cars ...

For me the trees as they are look like this:

*photo edited out*

Or like:

I agree with the (probable) misuse of the word "saturated" colours and setting a slider would affect the entire sim... planes and all

but with your lower shot, I still don't see bright green trees
perhaps the difference between film media and digital media done with a poor gammut?


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Old 04-15-2011, 07:09 PM
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I agree and I don't. I think it all depends on season, tree species, lighting and atmosphere how you see the trees.

I remember very well that when the first screeshots of CoD came out my first reaction was: But no, these colours are far too saturated! This looks like plastic. The next time I took the plane I payed special attention to the colours and had to admit to myself that they are not bad in the end.

P.S. On the lower image I don't know about filters but that you can apply to any image that you see on the net - including yours. What I see is that the tone of very many of the trees is overall similar to that of the gras and not or not considerably darker. A few others are darker, others are brighter.

And you may post as many pictures as you want I always can put forward that the optics in this picture are wrong (just as you did wrt my lower picture). Then again I have to remember the sight I had during my plane flight. Do the same and judge.
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Old 04-16-2011, 04:05 AM
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Dear friends,
In this video, it is obvious that the graphics are less saturated then they are in game. Personally, I find the ingame appearance unrealistic, and not representative for the serious subject the game is handling. I am highly attracted to the colours in this video, though.
The video with less saturated colours is, in my view, decidedly less realistic than the ingame appearance.

A low level of saturation only obscures the real imperfection--or slight inaccuracy--of the colours (in terms of hue and value) in the ingame 3D environment, and, as a matter of fact, zero saturation can do it with the best effect, LOL.

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