Re:WebGL Terrain Flyover Demo
by DanBC on Monday March 11, 2013 @07:34AM
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I should have been clearer with my post.
Lens flare in photography and videography tends to be seen as a defect and something to be avoided. That's why lenses have use expensive chemistry for anti-reflective coatings.
When lens flare is used it should be a conscious choice.
Lens flare tends to be reserved for scenes in space. And most of these scenes are not real, but created in a computer, and the flare is added to create "realness". Well, that's fine. Sometimes it works, sometimes it's mocked. ('NEEDS MOAR LENS FLARE' has some useful web search results.)
But, for games, I tend to like lens flare, and it tends to help immersion. (If used carefully.) I have no idea why. It's probably a good idea to allow users to turn it on or off.
Lens flare in photography and videography tends to be seen as a defect and something to be avoided. That's why lenses have use expensive chemistry for anti-reflective coatings.
When lens flare is used it should be a conscious choice.
Lens flare tends to be reserved for scenes in space. And most of these scenes are not real, but created in a computer, and the flare is added to create "realness". Well, that's fine. Sometimes it works, sometimes it's mocked. ('NEEDS MOAR LENS FLARE' has some useful web search results.)
But, for games, I tend to like lens flare, and it tends to help immersion. (If used carefully.) I have no idea why. It's probably a good idea to allow users to turn it on or off.