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This is not a picture,this is not a real Cessna.It is a simulator...

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1 hour ago, darem said:

actually, it's quite obvious that this is a sim shot. Too much reflection, too shiny, too "toylike" for a real shot. Looks nice, but far from real - I call it the XP11 desease ;-). Sorry. 

I agree, it's a nice picture no doubt, but it doesn't convince me into thinking it's real world though and i don't know why that is.

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7 hours ago, Murmur said:

The things you're talking about are mainly post-processing effects probably added by some external tool like reshade or a similar one, and can be tuned up or down. Maybe the following unedited screenshots will convince you that X-Plane can indeed do very realistic images. I don't see any imaginary "X-Plane disease":

http://i.imgur.com/MHzcvvT.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/8mcZJay.jpg

(I'm adding the images as external links, hopefully that won't break the rules of only one image set per topic).

The last one looks very realistic. I agree.

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