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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.

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Old 05-12-2012, 04:42 PM
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Yes, I live in the UK, and see the CoD ground colours every day on the way to town.
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Old 05-12-2012, 04:54 PM
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It is monitor dependant, if people want washed out colours, or super bright colours, they should change their colour settings on their monitor.
CoD colours look fine to me on MY monitor.
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doesnt look much alike to me uther...
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doesnt look much alike to me uther...
That photo uther posted is terribly under-exposed, careful with that comparison because now people will want CLOD to be a stylized high contrast game.
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Old 05-12-2012, 05:24 PM
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The landscape is perfect now...

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The landscape is perfect now...
Bingo, that is a good example of what CLOD is trying to achive. This looks like a quality stock photo with good balance and very little manipulation of color saturation and contrast.
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Please, whatever but Hollywood filmic console colors in CoD.
It amazes me how many people actually think postprocesed hollywood images looks more real than reality itself ¬¬
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Yes I posted up a poor quality pic, but as i said, its monitor setting dependant, and subjective.
And I agree with Krupi, it looks pretty good now.
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The landscape is perfect now...
Do you see those kind of colours when you are at low level?

At altitude for me CLOD looks pretty nice but at low altitude is where the horrible lime green colours can be seen.

Since everything else on my PC (games, films, photos) look just right to me I don't think calibration is the issue.

I am a supporter of CLOD but there are some people that seem to defend CLODs faults which I find baffling.

Grass is not lime green...I have some in my garden
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Do you see those kind of colours when you are at low level?

At altitude for me CLOD looks pretty nice but at low altitude is where the horrible lime green colours can be seen.

Since everything else on my PC (games, films, photos) look just right to me I don't think calibration is the issue.

I am a supporter of CLOD but there are some people that seem to defend CLODs faults which I find baffling.

Grass is not lime green...I have some in my garden
I havent seen lime green grass for a since it was removed a few patches ago, if anything one could says its a bit dark now.

Could you post a few screens?
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