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GoogleEarthImageryProvider - blurred, whitish image problem #4304

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duvifn opened this issue Sep 9, 2016 · 3 comments
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GoogleEarthImageryProvider - blurred, whitish image problem #4304

duvifn opened this issue Sep 9, 2016 · 3 comments

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@duvifn
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duvifn commented Sep 9, 2016

Hi,
When I'm using GoogleEarthImageryProvider the imagery appears blurred and whitish compared to the image viewed in google default page.

After some investigation it seems that the tileScheme definition is wrong and the tiles which the provider returns are not in the correct level.

The whitish image is because the default gamma value is 1.9, instead of 1.0 (probably a typo).

I have fixed the module (the above two problems) and it works well.

Could I do a pull request for that?
I have no experience with contributing code to cesium...

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hpinkos commented Sep 9, 2016

Hello @duvifn,

Thanks for looking into this! We would gladly accept a pull request to fix this issue.
Take a look at our contributing documentation for instructions on the steps to take for submitting a pull request: CONTRIBUTING.md

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pjcozzi commented Jan 2, 2017

@duvifn looks like #4334 was closed without being merged. Are you up for finishing this?

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duvifn commented Jan 9, 2017

@pjcozzi,
Yes.
I meanwhile understood that the blurry image is not only GoogleEarthImageryProvider's problem (the defultGamma is). So I want to do generic solution for this.
I will post my new suggestion in #3279 to discuss it there.

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