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"scott" <sco### [at] scott com> wrote in message news:482d30e2@news.povray.org...
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http://www.crymod.com/thread.php?threadid=27580&sid=1c2ef1d092306facd49667bb71bb2871
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> I don't understand why they can't get the contrast/brightness correct in
> computer games, the contrast is always way too low and often not bright
> enough (compared to a photo). In the first CryMod shot on that page, if
> you load it into PaintShop and fiddle with the levels you can easily get
> something that looks way more realistic.
Yes, I noticed this too. Strange really because you can change
brightness and contrast within the actual game itself, so that's where my
shot will come from instead of inside the editor. ;)
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>> I'm going to have a go at this as I think I might have a chance.
>> Interesting challenge though.
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>> Wish me luck Povers! :)
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> Good luck!
Heh, thanks. :)
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> PS - if you're not allowed to mod the CryMod shots, mod the photo first so
> that it matches the brightness/contrast of the CryMod shot :-)
Yes, good idea! I'm thinking of maybe something like these:
http://www.pbase.com/eldarrio/image/80781159
http://www.coloradomountainman.com/mountainscenery.html
What do you think? I quite like that first link.
~Steve~
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