maybe not in the next 10 years. Some of the people in this forum be like “Rafale is a stealth aircraft”.
that said, I would really like to see them make one.
The French don’t disappoint in aircraft design
and neither do the Swedesbut Saab did make a concept model (and a miniature flying one) called FS2020 which looks more or less like a Stealth Gripen
a bit ugly and its internal bay doesn’t seem like it can carry any meaningful loads besides basic air policing.
I think there can be no such thing as a stealth light fighter, due to the bay issue, it’s gonna be at least medium weight (around F-35 and MiG-29) and heavier.
Cool. I don’t think this is ugly.
Watch someone on this thread be like ” “Rafale is a stealth aircraft” no less stealth than the Pak Fa brah” Which is of course, complete and utter nonsense.
The light in a Cloudy weather is even more blue because the red and yellow light from the sun is filtered by the cloud layer.
The perceaved color of a object is the product of 3 functions:
1- the spectrum of the illuminant (which can be a mix of primary and secondary sources)
2- the spectral reflectance of the object (the “color” you are looking for)
3- the sprectral response of the observer (camera sensor or human eye)Then the brain or the Image signal processor must perform a white point to neutralize the whites (this requires the aptitude to recognize white or grey objects is the scene).
This can be very complicated because you can have grey objects illuminated by different light sources in the same scene.Anyways, what you are asking for, is the spectral reflectance of the J-20’s paint (a perfect neutral grey would be a flat curve with the same reflectance for all wavelengths of the visible spectrum).
This is impossible to know from a picture because you don’t know the 2 other functions nor how the camera did its white point.If you want to know the “real color” (ie the spectral reflectance) of an object you need a calibrated source and a calibrated spectrometer like this guy :
You seem to be knowledgeable in this domain. What color would you say it is ?
[QUOTE=Y-20 Bacon;2379401]the problem is, the sky color during the era of model 2001 and 2002 were usually grey. This is China we’re talking about and when those reveals and flights took place, there were always smog or cloudy weather
It does look matte black with an ever so slight tinge of dark green in there. Like this except 50% less green in it
Dark grey.
You think that you are being all objective and sensible by just saying what color it most looks like to the naked eye in this one. So you say dark grey. But when it comes to the H6, you do the opposite. Clearly in the pic in the bright sky, the H6 looks white.
And 2001 doesn’t look dark grey. To the naked eye, tt looks matte black. Like this
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