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one more picture (its a summer version)
This is russian digital camo Mk1944 autumn version. It was introdused in 1944 (!!!). Maybe its a first digital pattern in the World
Last edited by Rob_Zombie; 01-26-2008 at 06:34 PM.
one more picture (its a summer version)
this is green/light grey version of 1969.
Last edited by Rob_Zombie; 01-29-2008 at 02:45 PM.
this is one of green/yellow version (KZS). About middle of 1980...
Last edited by Rob_Zombie; 01-29-2008 at 02:49 PM.
its me in the soviet quasi-digital camo KLMK (on the rigth of the photo) 1988, Caucasus, KGB Border Forces. Its green/gray version.
Last edited by Rob_Zombie; 01-29-2008 at 02:47 PM.
One more photo. I'm on the left of the photo. 1988. This is different version (green/yellow) of KGB quasi-digital camo. (Sorry, quality of photo is very bad)
Last edited by Rob_Zombie; 01-29-2008 at 02:50 PM.
You should read more and post less. Those old Soviet patterns are NOT digital - they're not even pixiliated.
The 1944 pattern a "birch leaves" pattern - in other words, an artistically produced rendering of the jagged shapes of the types of leaves prevalent in central Russian forests. Similarly, the KMLK pattern is an artistic rendering of the effect of sunlight filtering through the forest canopy. Which is why it was nick-named "sun rays" pattern by the Soviet troops.
Besides this, the concept of analogue and digital weren't even known of in 1944! And anyways, this misconception by some fans of Russian camo has already been discussed and debunked a thousand times already.
I even would say that German SS camouflages were much more closer to idea of digital patterns than any others till the end of 1990's.
I got me the M05. Posting pics of it sooner or later. The cold weather camo is pretty cool.
Modified Cadpat?Originally Posted by KjääkAhopelto
By natoaho, shot with Canon DIGITAL IXUS 60 at 2008-01-10
Finns in our digital camo. Completely invisible. Especially the hung over one on the ground.
Nice.
The USAF new uniform, isn't it only a modern tiger stripe, notthing really special?
New Russian digital pattern, seems to use the old Flora colour pallete, adopted in Dec 2007:
Subdued version (probably for mountain troops, Arctic etc.) :
i wouldhave to disagree, to my knowledge the germans are overall utilitarians and will use what WORKS best. however if they can come up with a digi pattern that Is better than fleck thats a different story.
No, it's 100% Finnish made, digitally produced but not pixelated. M05 woodland.
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