Sentences with phrase «visual effects of the sun»

Not exact matches

This time Spielberg does not rely on the visual effects for which he is famous in movies like «Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,» «Jurassic Park» and «Empire of the Sun.»

There are times FlatOut 4 is quite handsome — some of the lighting effects are fantastic, particularly when the sun is low — but overall it's a few car lengths behind current visual kingpins of the racing sector.

Featuring Academy Award ® - winning visual effects and groundbreaking filmmaking that has been hailed as «a triumph of special effects artistry» (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun - Times), this epic film is sheer movie - making magic that was 65 million years in the making.

It's the same for the audio, with separate options to adjust the volumes of your own car's engine and the opponents» car engines, but also tire volume, collision volume, track surface volume, environment volume... Then there's a visuals tab, where you may set your preferences for post-processing effects like exterior and interior sun flare, bloom, heat haze, vignette, crepuscular rays, rain drops and more.

Another gripe I have with the visuals of the game is the over the top lighting effects that are used and the sun lighting when it is prominent, is a little too much and can get very distracting as it seems to shine a little too bright in some parts, especially when the sun is rising or setting.

Our latest video showing off a near - final build of Project CARS on PS4 explores many of the available graphical effects and visual options, from the sun glare to the ferocity of the helmet cam.

With a respectable draw distance and lighting effects from both the sun and the moon that helped accentuate the beauty of Georgia, I was regularly struck by this game's visual appeal.

Starting with the most extreme orange - yellow color, «hot spots» and sunrays, she added blooming flowers and visual symbols of after - effects experienced by viewing the sun while outdoors.

Following in their footsteps, the artists of «Process» have forged eloquent visual languages around the environmental effects of the sun, the retrieval of debris from a studio floor, and the intricate movements that a hand undergoes as it cuts and reassembles postage stamps.

Together, the works in the exhibition will encourage viewers to contemplate not only their natural surroundings and the visual effects of sunlight, but also the vast impact of the sun on our daily lives and ecosystem.