eole... the sun is not ok... it is positioned tooo high... nothing to do with color or fog or anything...
take the darn fog out of the equation entirely, make the camera moveable in the y axis (up and down), then move the camera up while running the scene...
now move it down to the sea level...
it looks right the close to sea level you get...
now move it up again...
as you go up the horizon seems rise as well... and it shouldn't.
look at some photos of a sunset and you'll see what i mean...
in the real world the horizon is falling away (downward) because of the curvature of the earth... your pic looks as if you are inside a hollowed out sphere, and the horizon is rising...
but, hey... if it looks alright to you, then leave it as is...
i'm just trying to help... i've been down this path before, i've been making nothing but ocean stuff for the past 2 years... the sun is positioned too high...
... well, at least to me it does.
maybe my glasses need cleaning... :)
--Mike
take the darn fog out of the equation entirely, make the camera moveable in the y axis (up and down), then move the camera up while running the scene...
now move it down to the sea level...
it looks right the close to sea level you get...
now move it up again...
as you go up the horizon seems rise as well... and it shouldn't.
look at some photos of a sunset and you'll see what i mean...
in the real world the horizon is falling away (downward) because of the curvature of the earth... your pic looks as if you are inside a hollowed out sphere, and the horizon is rising...
but, hey... if it looks alright to you, then leave it as is...
i'm just trying to help... i've been down this path before, i've been making nothing but ocean stuff for the past 2 years... the sun is positioned too high...
... well, at least to me it does.
maybe my glasses need cleaning... :)
--Mike