In some location in-flight bing maps have different color than in the world map. I’m sure that some of post processing layer have not been updated and still tied to old aerial. Here some of my findings:
in 2020 the aerials of the world map and the ones you see in actual flight are not the same, i think what we see in the world map has been the same since launch
So I’m noticing smaller dark spots along the Australian east coast too. Checking Bing maps, however, I can see that these are either shadows from clouds that are visible in Bing maps, but that don’t exist in the FS2020 sky. Or they are areas of (sometimes marshy) water that the FS2020 world does not detect as water, and so haven’t been converted to a water texture area.
Bing Maps view at Diggers Headland with dark spots from a cloud and un-detected water
But these larger dark spots, eg those originally posted by @n772ua just outside EBLG, are not found in Bing maps at all, confirming they are the result of an independent glitch in the SU16/FS2024 world that is not caused by the underlying Bing map source material.
Please Asobo, if you are really going to release the new unified bing maps at least give us similar color correction for more consistent color as before
Flouro-greens & over-saturated rust/browns now in lush or tropical landscapes, Niagara is extraordinary, & lod pop-ups now breaking the immersion we enjoyed with update-15.
(pc-user/Microsoft store, graphic settings mainly on ultra with a few on high)