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P3D v3.4 Presets required to Enhance VFR Photo Scenery

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Have just recently acquired the latest version of PTA for P3D v3.4  to enhance the VFR Photographic scenery of the UK as some parts of Scotland are very "washed out" in appearance. I've tried adjusting the saturation settings within P3D to alter this but then have to  re-adjust when I fly further south again.

Has anyone got an ideal preset or advice on what to adjust in PTA to improve the old FSX VFR Photo series? I've tried downloading any selection of presets offered within the forum but the links always fail.

I generally fly GA aircraft such as the A2A Spitfire and similar.

Regards

Nigel

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Hi Adam,

Thanks very much but I see that your list of presets are for v4, which one will be OK for my v3.4?

Regards

Nigel

ps:- what do you mean by " check that your HDR settings are set to the recommended values for the new preset. " Where are these recommended settings?

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Sorry Adam, another senior moment, I downloaded your adam_pta26_01 and found the recommended values within. Just done a test flight at Chivenor and the effects/colours are much better. Cockpit is a bit dark though, so the P3Dv4 presets seem to be working ok in P3Dv3.4. will try the others, again thanks.

Nigel

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Hi Nigel - I had a senior moment too :wacko: - I didn't read the "3.4" in the subject!!!

I still have most of my archives for earlier versions - so let me dig one out for you and I'll post you the link when I find it.

Adam.


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12 hours ago, blue2 said:

Thanks Adam👍

Here you go Nigel - I hope it's of some use! Created 22 March 2017 (for P3Dv3): Adam PTA 21_11

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Thanks Adam, will give it a try. Nice pic of 43 Sqdn Hunter Mk F6a over in New Zealand I take it.

I've also got JF's Mosquito and Hunter.

Regards

Nigel

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Yes .. somewhere over NZ, but I forget where now! I love the jets of that era - and probably own the complete JF set!! Vulcan,Meteor, Canberra, Hunter ...

Let me know if that old preset helps at all 😉

Adam.

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Just flown a couple of trial trips around RAF Chivenor ,North Devon me handsome (where I spent six happy years of my RAF career as a Propulsion tech on Hunters} and your preset has made a great difference in the ground colours, cockpit is still a bit dark but I will persevere with the settings.

When I figure out how to attach pics will post before and after shots.

Nigel

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22 minutes ago, blue2 said:

Just flown a couple of trial trips around RAF Chivenor ,North Devon me handsome (where I spent six happy years of my RAF career as a Propulsion tech on Hunters} and your preset has made a great difference in the ground colours, cockpit is still a bit dark but I will persevere with the settings.

I used to live not far from RAF Kemble - where a fair few old Hunters got restored. I remember going to a fly-in there that had 22 flying at once!!!

I think some of the JF VCs tend to err a little on the dark side. If you tweak up the VC shadows in PTA to compensate, many of your other aircraft VCs may end up looking a bit washed out.

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