Prepar3d V2 - with FTX Global

[Arwen 289]

First one is south of March ARB [KRIV], looking towards Newport Beach, with Santa Catalina Island in the far distance. Most of my settings are one notch below max,

 

Second shot is a low approach over Riverside, CA at night.

 

Third shot is in Norway, just southeast of ENBM.

 

Fourth shot is flying low, in the A2A Piper Cub, over a small town in southwestern Alaska.

 

I left the info text on in the above, to record my FPS.

 

The last image was taken in my home area, in Northern New Hampshire, southeast of Franconia Notch.

[IFR7700 228]

Gorgeous and realistic.

[Arwen 289]

Thanks!

 

This is my first try at posting in your screenshot forum, hopefully I'm following the image posting rules (I did read them first).

[Guest]

very nice!!

[MikeT707 1,181]

Arwen,

Those look just great!  Nice to see that you are posting shots.  Keep them coming.

[Arwen 289]

 Thank you so much for the nice comments!  Maybe this will show why I'm loving P3D so much, as these shots are very typical of the graphics (and performance) that I'm seeing on all my flights now (after getting the settings to where they work the best for me).

[Jetman67 517]

wow excellent shots, that shot of the cub top down over Alaska is that addon scenery the autogen looks excellent

[sascha 314]

Suburbia looks really great these days! Is that FTXG too?

[JAT 185]

Great shots.

 

nebojsa

[shadow_boxer 7]

Great shots.

[Arwen 289]

wow excellent shots, that shot of the cub top down over Alaska is that addon scenery the autogen looks excellent

 

That is with just FTX: Global ... that I the only scenery/texture addon I'm using, and it was installed for all my above screenshots.

[Aamir 2,907]

Well damn, Arwen. Very nice!  :lol:

[AndreRotate 2]

Beautiful lighting!

[Novation 534]

Very nice, particularly no.3.

[sascha 314]

The scenery looks much better in the urban area in the next to last screenshot, where it is really impressive. In the other shots, forests etc. don't like much better than before FTX, is this true?