Especially when the sun is low above the horizon, one can - kind of - turn on and off the sunlight and its shadows, simply by changing the viewing perspective.
Here's an example (from a small Norwegian airfield at the shore of Barent's Sea - having low sun):
First image (sun shines, shadows visible):
Second image (no sunshine, no shadows):
With the AI service vehicle you can see that there are only seconds between the two images, no changes in weather, settings or whatelse done, only panned the point of view a bit to the right. Panning left and right toggles the direct sunlight on and off.
This is observable in (nearly?) all situations, when the sun is low - never saw it with high sun.
Michael.
(Else P3D v4 is simply awesome!)
