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Hello, yesterday I was looking for tests about turbidity-ozone and water..and of course their meaning, but I prefer test it myself:
First all I would like share some definitions:
Turbidity: Having sediment or foreign particles stirred up or suspended.
Ozone: an unstable, poisonous allotrope of oxygen, O3, that is formed naturally in the ozone layer from atmospheric oxygen by electric discharge or exposure to ultraviolet radiation, also produced in the lower atmosphere by the photochemical reaction of certain pollutants. It is a highly reactive oxidizing agent used to deodorize air, purify water, and treat industrial wastes...
Water: everybody knows..but it referes haw many water is in the air..

Here goes my results: FOG (absortion:1.0 and scattering:0.0)
1.5 minutes for image,6 sampling level reached:



I´ve choose one with this parametres: Turbidity:10 and change the ozone value and here it´s:FOG (absortion:1.0 and scattering:0.0)
1.5 minutes for each image and 6 sampling level reached:

Practically the same scene as result...

I hope I will be usefull
Mane162

Very nice... but are those with spots all over ? ? ?

Great- thanks for posting these gives a great comparison of the settings for a guide!
Cheers

mane, great stuff man
thnx a lot

Thanks all...test are made with only physical sky (no emitters, no sun activated)..I´m testing FOG effect at this moment...in order to undestand the meaning of this two terms: scattering (dispersión) y absortion (no comment)
Mane162

I continue: no physical sky, only 1sphere whit emmiter material simulating sun..
Scattering: phisically means to deflect (radiation o particles).
Absortion: phisically refers to the process in which incident radiated energy is retained without reflection or transmission on passing through a medium.

Scattering variation:


In two latest test my CPU was going to explode!!! .Set your scattering value in 0.0!!
Mane162

Well this nex test generate to me some doubts:
only physical sky (no sun activated, no emitters)...only change the hour.

My doutbs: from 8.00 to 17.00 hrs, why skylight is always so blue??why walls, floors etc etc are dying with a blue colour??why there is no an hour of the day when the sky is almost white??

Thanks all
Mane162

mane162 wrote:...
only physical sky (no sun activated...

without sun?

very very usefull!

cy,
A

Tom, Andronikos thanks..Tom I refered to this:

Sun always!!!
Mane162

hehehe... mane, I'm trying to tell you that it's not possible without sunlight

Jujujujuju I know tom I Know it...
Mane162

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No it has more to do with the water contained in the atmosphere also known as "hygrometrie"

but if we want to have a rainyday, do we have to incries water or what ?