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Originally Posted by chros
It was off as per instructions along with the others. My point is that based on those 4 scenes TG doesn't need DTN!
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Okay, but sky detection seems to work perfectly on that movie to lower FALL so that DTN does little/nothing, which seems to be exactly what you want on those scenes. Otherwise, you have to lower DTN in order to stop it from kicking in and see how that lower DTN works with other content.
Sky detection is designed to work hand-in-hand with DTN (it modifies FALL only for the DTN calc and does nothing else), so I think it's premature to conclude that the current implementation of DTN is completely wrong for high DPLs when we've only tested a single DTN and only without sky detection doing its job to lower targets in flat skies which are abundant in The Grinch.
I think if you enable sky detection on those scenes you will come to quite the opposite conclusion, that the targeting actually ends up very close to where you want it on those scenes with the 75 DTN.