Hard coded grime getting in way of clear view of colour

[BOBC]

Hi,
I can but ask but guess we are stuck with it, is there any way to remove the massive inbuilt grime that gives me very little left of my colour testing area to pipette colours from.
I wouldnt mind diminishing it anyway as this is what I see with weathering settings at minimum and I would like a cleaner aircraft option !


I also have a grey 'ripples in the sand ' effect that moves and varies in pitch (distance between ripples) which introduces grey bands on a screen capture. Keep making minor angle adjustments until its at a minimum but pipetting colour sees that grey pollute the result a bit. Another user tested and found this video card effect also over light areas.

GTX970 by the way.
here it is in this image.


BOBC

[BOO]

I'm afraid that you are stuck with it.

[ATAG_Snapper]

Don’t use Bleachbit to clean it up! You’ll need the FBI to recover your files, so I’ve heard!

[varrattu]

... I also have a grey 'ripples in the sand ' effect that moves and varies in pitch (distance between ripples) which introduces grey bands on a screen capture...

BOBC

AdobeRGB to LSD conversion or the result of a mysterious Van Gogh Code?

~V~

[ATAG_Highseas]

AdobeRGB to LSD conversion or the result of a mysterious Van Gogh Code?

~V~

Can you speak up a bit.. since the accident I dont hear so well.