TheCanisDirus
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Got a box of straws here for ya lol...PS4 version appears blurry in other publications also, including the IGN comparison.
But seriously... i agree with you... and if the cause is FXAA etc.... could be easy to tweak/fix.
Got a box of straws here for ya lol...PS4 version appears blurry in other publications also, including the IGN comparison.
I'm surprised.
Mainly because the Xbone version looks great. I have no interest in buying an X1, but damn, the difference was really overblown. Both versions looks great.
@@ty4on FXAA can be the cause of blurriness but not to this extent. Will surely update if the reason for blurriness is mentioned
I've said myself in this thread, that I really hope the reaction to this doesn't get developers to artificially sharpen their PS4 versions. IF you prefer how the Xbox One version looks, you can get that same kind of sharpness in a few seconds by moving a slider on your TV.There's a boat load of assumptions in there, if the 'you' in that post is referring directly to me. I'm buying a PS4, have no (and never have) had any intention of buying an Xbone.
My posts are trying to highlight the possibility that the PS4 blurriness in this footage is a result of the post-processing/upscaling and not, as some people are implying, simply a result of bad DF captures. I don't want upscaled PS4 games to all have a coating of vaseline on, especially if that's something which sacrifices the detail that would otherwise be visible because of the technical superiority. What's the point in lauding a higher res if all the detail is lost anyway? Why are people so quick to assume that a criticism of the PS4 version = a validation of the Xbone version? Because it doesn't. In this instance, I prefer an image being sharp to an image being blurry. Simple as that.
Look at dat sky pop!So we basically have this going on:
XBone is clearly superior.
So we basically have this going on:
XBone is clearly superior.
I'm surprised.
Mainly because the Xbone version looks great. I have no interest in buying an X1, but damn, the difference was really overblown. Both versions looks great.
I would really hope I could for the cost of buying a PS4, and XBone, and a Wii U, with a little left over for a game or two.
The point is, you can easily get the same results by adjusting a setting on your TV. It's really that simple you know. Then the PS4 version will look similar to the XB1 version, just better.There's a boat load of assumptions in there, if the 'you' in that post is referring directly to me. I'm buying a PS4, have no (and never have) had any intention of buying an Xbone.
My posts are trying to highlight the possibility that the PS4 blurriness in this footage is a result of the post-processing/upscaling and not, as some people are implying, simply a result of bad DF captures. I don't want upscaled PS4 games to all have a coating of vaseline on, especially if that's something which sacrifices the detail that would otherwise be visible because of the technical superiority. What's the point in lauding a higher res if all the detail is lost anyway? Why are people so quick to assume that a criticism of the PS4 version = a validation of the Xbone version? Because it doesn't. In this instance, I prefer an image being sharp to an image being blurry. Simple as that.
Hugely overblown
The point is, you can easily get the same results by adjusting a setting on your TV. It's really that simple you know. And then the PS4 version will look exactly the same as the XB1 version, just better.
Waow...
**this is meant as a joke**That is not a *real* comparison at all, both versions look fine and 99% identical. I thought, maybe, we could all crack a smile and laugh at ourselves alittle. The game in question is Operation Wolf i believe, kick ass game.
So we basically have this going on:
XBone is clearly superior.
Hugely overblown
All this talk of the PS4 needing a hardware upscaler is a moot point since 95% of the games will be 1080p anyway.
We just happened to get the one game in the launch lineup that isn't 1080p as our first comparison lol. How convenient that is.
Native 1080p PS4 games galore, so no need for scaling.
Why are some people suggesting the PS4 has way better frame rate? Seemed like the Bone held up with the PS4 version most of the time, occasionally dipping 2-4 frames lower in more demanding scenes. That's not really enough to be noticeable during normal gameplay.
I know the PS4 version has about 50% more pixels, but did anyone have trouble seeing that pixel advantage? (Full disclosure: I own a 1080p laptop monitor, so I should be able to tell) I know YouTube's player can affect quality, but in the DF videos I had trouble picking up the differences as well (maybe Bone's hardware scaler is as good as advertised?)
Loved Operation Wolf!
Digital Foundry clearly said the washed out images captured from the PS4 could be a "capture situation" so it may not actually appear so "muddied" as you put it. It could have simply been their capture equipment, which they have already apologized for.
Microsoft's new platform seems to enforce a colour push towards the lower end, leaving us with more saturated colours and deeper blacks. It's just cause to head towards Battlefield 4's brightness settings, but in the interest of a fair test we kept this at the default 30 per cent for all platforms.
Now I realize why Microsoft didn't want to call it the 720.
Waow...
**this is meant as a joke**That is not a *real* comparison at all, both versions look fine and 99% identical. I thought, maybe, we could all crack a smile and laugh at ourselves alittle. The game in question is Operation Wolf i believe, kick ass game.
Why are some people suggesting the PS4 has way better frame rate? Seemed like the Bone held up with the PS4 version most of the time, occasionally dipping 2-4 frames lower in more demanding scenes. That's not really enough to be noticeable during normal gameplay.
I know the PS4 version has about 50% more pixels, but did anyone have trouble seeing that pixel advantage? (Full disclosure: I own a 1080p laptop monitor, so I should be able to tell) I know YouTube's player can affect quality, but in the DF videos I had trouble picking up the differences as well (maybe Bone's hardware scaler is as good as advertised?)
Why are some people suggesting the PS4 has way better frame rate? Seemed like the Bone held up with the PS4 version most of the time, occasionally dipping 2-4 frames lower in more demanding scenes. That's not really enough to be noticeable during normal gameplay.
Gemüsepizza;87947861 said:This. 32 PS4 games this year, all in 1080p - BF4 is the only game this year which runs in 900p. And I don't think this will change.
Shit, I forgot the monitor, desk, chair, and electricity bills, too.
Edit: Whoops, forgot rent!
You're can't really call the Xbox version cleaner if you've taken the time to look at the gifs in the op. It's actually quite jarring how different they look.Just watched the IGN video too:
http://ca.ign.com/videos/2013/10/28/battlefield-4-xbox-oneps4-graphics-comparison
The XBONE version has a crisper image, again. PS4 has a blur filter going on.
I don't know if it's FXAA or the upscaler.
PS4 fan here, and but XBOne has a much nicer image. It's just cleaner. Less muddy/blurry. In every video I've watched, multiple sources.
News for you : game consoles come with an installed operating system.
Is this after watching the IGN or DF comparison
Now I realize why Microsoft didn't want to call it the 720.
Just looking at the screens and video in the OP from DF. Xbone version (although has those FR drops) still looks much better than a Ps360 version. Much better. That is an acceptable level of next gen for launch, imho.
Wow, I wasn't expecting parity but this is a far larger gap than I had thought there would be. I have just become much more interested in seeing more multiplatform games' comparisons.
Just watched the IGN video too:
http://ca.ign.com/videos/2013/10/28/battlefield-4-xbox-oneps4-graphics-comparison
The XBONE version has a crisper image, again. PS4 has a blur filter going on.
I don't know if it's FXAA or the upscaler.
PS4 fan here, and but XBOne has a much nicer image. It's just cleaner. Less muddy/blurry. In every video I've watched, multiple sources.
I cant handle all the jaggies in the Xbone footage *vomit*
give me a break. They were fairly close to each other in jaggies. Don't over-exaggerate things, makes you look like a fool.
Dudes. You can't be real saying the Xbone version looks better. It's just oversaturated and filled with noise. That's like the Loudness Wars with visuals. OMG.
give me a break. They were fairly close to each other in jaggies. Don't over-exaggerate things, makes you look like a fool.
Just watched the IGN video too:
http://ca.ign.com/videos/2013/10/28/battlefield-4-xbox-oneps4-graphics-comparison
The XBONE version has a crisper image, again. PS4 has a blur filter going on.
I don't know if it's FXAA or the upscaler.
PS4 fan here, and but XBOne has a much nicer image. It's just cleaner. Less muddy/blurry. In every video I've watched, multiple sources.