MariuszXC wrote in Sun Nov 21, 2021 12:27 am:Actually it is one screenshot, taken in FG using F3 key, from my three-monitor setup.
The stitching effect comes from the fact, that side monitors do not touch the main (center) monitor but are a few cm to the sides and I take this into account when defining bezels in camera group setup. This way everything looks smooth when viewed while actually flying, but a screenshot looks like some parts were removed from the scene (which is in fact true, if one thinks how bezel widths affect camera views).
MariuszXC wrote in Sun Nov 21, 2021 12:27 am:Anarcho-pilot wrote in Sat Nov 20, 2021 4:32 pm:Hello, MariuszXC. Sorry for so late response. I see a seam on your image. Could you, please, explain, how have you manage to create it? It seems like two separate pictures joined together in an image editor.
Hello,
Actually it is one screenshot, taken in FG using F3 key, from my three-monitor setup.
The stitching effect comes from the fact, that side monitors do not touch the main (center) monitor but are a few cm to the sides and I take this into account when defining bezels in camera group setup. This way everything looks smooth when viewed while actually flying, but a screenshot looks like some parts were removed from the scene (which is in fact true, if one thinks how bezel widths affect camera views).
The only changes to the original screenshot were:
- cropping to common height (center screen is 1080 pixel high, while side monitors are 1024 pixel high, so I had to crop to 1024),
- converting from PNG to JPG.
If you still have any doubts I can provide the original PNG.
Regards, Mariusz
Anarcho-pilot wrote in Sun Nov 21, 2021 3:04 pm:Thank you for explanation![...]everything is all right: your screenshot is welcome to participate, no further proofs are needed!
Anarcho-pilot wrote in Sat Nov 20, 2021 4:41 pm:Tufter wrote in Thu Nov 18, 2021 11:35 pm:Final Approach
Plane spotting on the VAT Sim network somewhere in Europe. (I forget where)
Hello, Tufter. Your image is in PNG, but should be in JPEG. Please, convert it and update your post to provide a link to the converted version.
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