The whole it gets blurry in real life doesn't hold water.

The edges are still very much clear but one can't see any small details. I've tried to figure this out when flying in the real world and nope, everything is clear.....just no small details like colors.

33 minutes ago, Kilo60 said:

Although there seem to be some areas that are worse than others, due to possibly poor photogrammy data...  I find the blurriness somewhat realistic as in real life you do not have unlimited ultra sharp vision for many miles toward the horizon.

 

Even from my window, in my high-rise condo, in perfectly clear weather, I can only see out to about 10 NM before the distant objects and terrain get blurry and hazy...

 

 

 

This isn't that kind of issue

I can see the pixels from the low res texture being upsized to fit the mesh just moving the POV to look out the left window. It's terrible. 

*edit* I found a screenshot as example - it looks so terrible.

Edited August 31, 20205 yr by joeym4130

22 minutes ago, joeym4130 said:

This isn't that kind of issue

I can see the pixels from the low res texture being upsized to fit the mesh just moving the POV to look out the left window. It's terrible. 

*edit* I found a screenshot as example - it looks so terrible.

This is how it looks for me at 30.000 ft. 

I am facing something similar at high altitudes... It doesn´t look right

It looks like the jet is flying too fast so the system is not capable of using high res tiles everywhere.

 

4 minutes ago, GSalden said:

It looks like the jet is flying too fast so the system is not capable of using high res tiles everywhere.

 

That´s what I thought from my experience with FFTF and unlimited FPS in P3D, but this is different. I have tried everything, even lower the settings without any luck. 

10 minutes ago, ttbq1 said:

That´s what I thought from my experience with FFTF and unlimited FPS in P3D, but this is different. I have tried everything, even lower the settings without any luck. 

My experience with P3D is one of no blurries at all on all my view pc’s.

But low res tiles can also mean that it takes too long to DL them and MSFS is loading lower res tiles instead...

Try the same route at another time of day ( in reality not in MSFS ) to see if that makes any difference....

AVSIM is going to seriously need to start requiring details of not only hardware, but graphics settings in posts like these.. Without specifics there is a lot of conjecture to take place which isn't helping anyone. Because there is such a contrast between what some are getting, Vs the major complaint of this thread and some others. 

Also, we need exact locations.

  Let's take for example this shot.  I could easily have left out the left portion of this shot and only showed the imagery on the right and screamed "OMG TOTALLY BLURRY @#$@#$@# MS! Or vice versa "OP IS WRONG #$%#$%".. It's a lose lose situation without details 

FL380

 

Here is another perfect example how the quality of the imagery is going to affect quality at high altitude.  I could have easily chosen the quality I wanted to highlight and agree or disagree with this topic.. Instead I choose to show the clear contrast in what the quality of the imagery can do to your gaming experience. (For those who can't see, there is a clear line running at an angle across where the imagery is completely different quality from the other side)

FL380

Edited August 31, 20205 yr by styckx

1 hour ago, styckx said:

AVSIM is going to seriously need to start requiring details of not only hardware, but graphics settings in posts like these.. Without specifics there is a lot of conjecture to take place which isn't helping anyone. Because there is such a contrast between what some are getting, Vs the major complaint of this thread and some others. 

Also, we need exact locations.

  Let's take for example this shot.  I could easily have left out the left portion of this shot and only showed the imagery on the right and screamed "OMG TOTALLY BLURRY @#$@#$@# MS! Or vice versa "OP IS WRONG #$%#$%".. It's a lose lose situation without details 

FL380

 

Here is another perfect example how the quality of the imagery is going to affect quality at high altitude.  I could have easily chosen the quality I wanted to highlight and agree or disagree with this topic.. Instead I choose to show the clear contrast in what the quality of the imagery can do to your gaming experience. (For those who can't see, there is a clear line running at an angle across where the imagery is completely different quality from the other side)

FL380

Hardware specs in my signature, Running a 4k monitor, settings I have tried Ultra/High mix.

The location is 70nm out of LFPG en route to LOWW (90 degrees aprox).

Hope that helps

At high altitude, the video card memory is free. Better textures could be used. The answer is up to the developer.

On 8/17/2020 at 2:05 AM, Bert Pieke said:

There are depth of field settings in MSFS.. maybe you can adjust this somewhat to your liking..

What exactly does " depth of field " mean ?

5 hours ago, joeym4130 said:

I turned off the photogrammetry as soon as I saw my first "bombed out" cityscape in the distance. It just isn't there functionally yet.

The AI does a great job of doing the filling in of a plausible city in the meantime.

Oh thats great news. I dont have the game yet and Im not a fan of photo scenery. Its nice to know that it can be disabled. 

5 hours ago, joeym4130 said:

Oh yeah photogrammetry is a whole other issue for them to deal with - I turned off the photogrammetry as soon as I saw my first "bombed out" cityscape in the distance. It just isn't there functionally yet.

The AI does a great job of doing the filling in of a plausible city in the meantime.

I prefer the openstreet map autogen you get after you turn off photogrammetry. Strange thing is that there are photogrammetry objects even outside the normal city zones. Usually a few landmarks.
 

I didn’t see a rise in frame rate after ditching photogrammetry. I know that if you turn it off the sim needs a restart before it wipes the objects but even after restarting the frame rate does not improve. (Noticed the same thing with ortho scenery.)