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Old 04-01-2011, 07:44 PM
Ali Fish
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Thanks for the great vid! I'd be very interested in your opinion on the colors of the fields? I see a lot of beige and pink and gold, does it look like England in the summer to you?
many many golden fields, various hues of brown, interspersed with the green foliage. if you look at google earth its all there, much depends on the source images they may be designed from though. these colours are a combination of many colours on the ground. the pink comes more from the light bouncing over the brown fields generally. and how the lens recieves and interprets it. its not often we get a chance high enough to see these colours combining, and you cant trust anything other than the mk1 eyeball. and itll never look the same next time you look at it. how you want to depict it therafter relies upon on artistic direction. theres no right or wrong. personally i would have done those shades differently.

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At the end of this i go from very low to very high and it doesnt seem to do anything really. but any other time it has killed the game. especially changing settings before youve gotten ingame etc.

Last edited by Ali Fish; 04-01-2011 at 08:21 PM.
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