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Yeah I noticed that one up and I run no HDR

Was as if a grey fog/filter had lifted.

I said in my room., first boot ............... " hey guys ??? my pit guy was washed his overalls with...... OMO? ........wtf ? "

hehe



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Rony1984 said:
IMO, the lightning during day-time in B906 is a step back. Lots of tracks have a 'milky', 'hazy' or 'white-washed' look to them and the in-car over-exposure is even more pronounced than in previous builds.
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But the " smokey" FILTER has gone ?

what you never saw it before ?

a mist covering your whole screen ?

really ?


Now once again I can actually see ambiance among the tress in distance at Monza ............ like a nice foggy haze.

The filter blocked out all that.
 
Rony1984 said:
IMO, the lightning during day-time in B906 is a step back. Lots of tracks have a 'milky', 'hazy' or 'white-washed' look to them and the in-car over-exposure is even more pronounced than in previous builds.
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I did a few laps with the new build. But while I did catch that washed out look, I only noticed it on the in car and also a certain time. When I did a different session on the same track, same car, different time, it wasn't as noticeable. Also the track camera view, when the track did have that washed out look, looked great. So if I was to assume, it would have to be something with the material of the windows. Not sure what it is but that is just my assumption.
 
Chris Lesperance said:
I did a few laps with the new build. But while I did catch that washed out look, I only noticed it on the in car and also a certain time. When I did a different session on the same track, same car, different time, it wasn't as noticeable. Also the track camera view, when the track did have that washed out look, looked great. So if I was to assume, it would have to be something with the material of the windows. Not sure what it is but that is just my assumption.
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I think you're right - it's a Lexan filter, and it seems totally appropriate to me (but I worked in racing for ten years).
 
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