i didnt say that, i know from a day to another(also hours) it could be a really different track in terms of feeling. you can learn the layout but not the car reactions irl. in real life you have to improvise while insim you can do the same with same track conditions everytime.

"A decent driver will still come along and be quicker, without any sim experience."
also a decent driver can be shit in a simulator due to the lack of sensations.
and also could be good in both RL and insim
and good insim crap in RL.
xD so many situations.

when they zoom in the resolution of the point cloud becomes higher.
mm accurate

I did this video in conjuction with Malcolm Edeson, a coach driver who has more than 20 years of experience, worked for Jim Russel and raced in Oulton infinite times. the mx5 video is SD, this is all that is available for multiple bullet cam systems [which this is] and the section shown was from a much larger 'view'.
the view in a cam or sim is ALLWAYS different than the naked eye vision, you have 2 FOV mixed and this cameras only 1.

tip for you: dont doubt about other's first hand experience if you dont know them. or they will blow up your flame

Quote from BlueFlame :

I like how people think Laser Scanned means instantly uber-accurate though.


No, I really don't.

words from Shawn Nash, iR Staff:
"You are driving on a laser scan. The width is accurate to a few millimeters."
words from me:
I did the video, i didnt match exactly the FOV. srry
do a better video comparison with lfs then and match the FOV of the real cam.
and no, the view of the real camera is not how the real thing looks to the naked eye.