Now available from Horizon Simulation Ltd. and the Visual Flight team, and using aerial photos from the USA's leading supplier AirPhotos USA, is VFR Photographic Scenery USA - San Francisco & Sacramento. By using aerial photography inside of satellite images, Horizon is able to offer detail never seen before of one of the most scenic regions of the U.S. west coast. A sample video is now available for those interested in a look at the scenery. For details, click on Read More.
VFR Photographic Scenery USA: Volume 1 - San Francisco & Sacramento
New Demo Videos for VFR USA Volume 1 Now Available!
For those of you yet to experience VFR Photographic Scenery USA, here's what you're missing out on. All scenery in this video footage is flown in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 with VFR Photographic Scenery USA: Volume 1 - San Francisco & Sacramento. Sit back and enjoy a regular flight through some of the most fascinating and spectacular scenery in the USA!
VFR Photographic Scenery USA uses the very best aerial photography available, at the maximum level of detail that Microsoft Flight Simulator can display, giving you unparalleled clarity and quality - even at lower altitudes. Put simply, VFR Photographic Scenery USA gives you the same spectacular views of Northern California that the survey pilots would have seen as they looked out their cockpit windows! To borrow Microsoft's tag, it's As Real As It Gets!
Volume 1 - San Francisco & Sacramento is the first in the series of VFR Photographic Sceneries covering the USA. To vote for your favourite area, please send an email to support@horizonsimulation.com.
Whilst these videos will give you evidence of our claims, please bare in mind that video capture and compression do cause a loss in quality. You will enjoy flying your own way through this fantastic add-on far more than watching any video.
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