A bit of an older one
how you do it ? replays ?
yep, replay, NVIDIA filters, Ray tracing and then edit around in lightroom
ok let me try
Yea i imagined you used lightroom but i was wondering since It looked a bit different to the usual Blur slider and i thought there was some kind of intricate masking technique behind It
This are some of my screenshots
im on console, so unfortunately the amount of things i can do are much more limited compared to PC
These are very nice, especially the first Flanker one, looks very photorealistic.
Yea, i still have to improved on a lot of things
to be honest i tend to take more " cinematic " pictures , rather than striving for photorealism
Yeah, the motion blur really helps with that since it gives the sense of movement, also helps to cover the ugly WT vegetation when taking screens on the ground.
I’ve been experimenting a bit with chrome camos + ray tracing:
makes me want top tier ARB night battles tbh
Nice ones, I’m waiting for the MiG-25 so bad, taking screens with that is gonna be absolute cinema.
Russia is still running legacy su25s despite multiple upgrade packages being made over the years. And that’s just skimming the surface, I understand the concept but you know this will only end up further complicating logistics unless by some miracle they manage to fully upgrade a fleet for the first time in decades.
Definitely needed to hide the dubious war thunder ground
Ground looking like Minecraft so, yeah lmao
Been in my two weeks phase and NGL my Minecraft looks way better rn
Su-25 is very low-priority aircraft in terms of upgrades. Compared to operational load of Su-30SM/2 Su-25 can remain “legacy” until retirenment without much of a problem.
Su-25s were much less priority than the other programs happening at the time.
Either way it’s a means to get Su-30SM2 to a point where it uses as many systems from Su-35S as possible, since I assume eventually it’ll even get that planned shrunken Byelka derivative for Su-35S.
the time is now. theres low priority and then theres completely giving up. russia also operates a number of legacy su27s
















