Sunglasses Option

[Tinkickef]

It has struck me that many, I included, find mid day colours very washed out at times.  I am sure that ED and map makers look at their summer colour pallets very carefully so what is wrong?

I was looking at some holiday pics from my camera that had no post processing done to them and they appeared exactly the same.  But why? I did not remember the scene looking like that at the time.  What is different?

I think that most people out in the summer sun are used to seeing the world through sunglasses with the darker, more golden hues and higher saturation these afford, esp brown lenses.  This is why sunset in DCS world is thought to be the prettiest time.  Darker and more golden tones.

 

I would like to see an option, much like "hear in helmet" that gives the user the option to view through sunglasses / dark visor that applies a filter with the correct shading and colour saturation displayed as when wearing sunglasses.

 

Ta.

[SharpeXB]

Some modules have a sun visor. The M-2000C does. 

[upyr1]

20 hours ago, SharpeXB said:

Some modules have a sun visor. The M-2000C does. 

 

this should be standard as it is standard equipment

[jackdaw]

In the name of realism ED have spent alot of effort on glare effects not sure they want you to be able to put a pair of sunglasses on, although that is why pilots use sunglasses/visors

 

[upyr1]

1 hour ago, jackdaw said:

In the name of realism ED have spent alot of effort on glare effects not sure they want you to be able to put a pair of sunglasses on, although that is why pilots use sunglasses/visors

 

 

As mentioned some modules have them, I think it should be standard equipment as it is standard for helmets so in the name of realism let's have them