LOVE this, I wish someone would implement this filter in a post processing tool for games, I would play all my games like it honestly lol.Originally Posted by EatChildren
10mb gif. Will take it down if it's too big.
Since everyone already reposted theirs, I suppose I should also post some of mine from the High-res thread.
Messed around with a cockpit
I don't know if that's a pointless jab at me or not.... I just thought it would be a neat screenshot to try that on. I don't think screenshots are really art and applying a filter that takes a few clicks certainly isn't either. But it's all in fun.Originally Posted by Stallion Free
Look, I am so creative using a PR shot of a game not yet released. So artsy!
Last edited by neoenigma; 10-23-2013 at 03:46 PM.
Nah, it was at the Killzone shots that didn't even appear to be taken from a high quality source.Originally Posted by neoenigma
I don't know if that's a silly stab at me or not.... I just thought it would be a neat screenshot to try that on. I don't think screenshots are really art and applying a filter that takes a few clicks certainly isn't either. But it's all in fun.
Isn't it possible to use the CTRL + F command to reapply last used filter on other images, instead of it only saving it for 'that one image session'. Would make it easy to make some sweet GIFs.
Wasn't there a thread for "artsy" screenshots on NeoGAF in the past? I remember seeing one last year.
Skyrim/Topaz Simplify/Photoshop Iris Shift
Is there an English patch for B&S? I really want to play.Originally Posted by Angelus Errare
Skyrim
Blade & Soul
Me like!Originally Posted by Auto-Reply
Extremely simpel filter settings (maybe too simpel for this thread?)
Here's some more. Gonna start fixing up the OP soon. Remember, you can use other filters, not just the Topaz one. Although Topaz is pretty nice :D
Tomb Raider
Original
This shot might not look it at first, but it's surprisingly simpler than the Original.
Dem Crysis 3 shots, James, hnnnnnnnnnnnng
BF3:
BF3:
nbnt, that last one is great
Human characters through the Topaz Simplify filter reminds me of the rotoscoped pictures by Richard Linklater.
Naaah. That's gorgeous! I keep trying to go super simple but it hurts me to kill all of the details in some of my shots.Originally Posted by Auto-Reply
Extremely simpel filter settings (maybe too simpel for this thread?)
Edit:
And those BF3 shots are gorgeous as well :)Dem Crysis 3 shots, James, hnnnnnnnnnnnng
BF3:
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What Photoshop version are you using?Doesn't work here. When I move to another layer and press CTRL + F nothing happens. The little "Applying" bar does pop up but nothing happens to the image.
You should see the Topaz dialog pop up with "the plugin is processing the image", unless that's what you meant.
One more.
CS6 and in timeline mode the window does pop up but I still have to manually click it and then press okay. I want it to just be CTRL-F on every image to use the last setting I applied.What Photoshop version are you using?
You should see the Topaz dialog pop up with "the plugin is processing the image", unless that's what you meant.
One more.
Oh well, tried it on an old GTA IV GIF
Didn't work out that well.
Yes it did. Wow those buildings in the background.CS6 and in timeline mode the window does pop up but I still have to manually click it and then press okay. I want it to just be CTRL-F on every image to use the last setting I applied.
Oh well, tried it on an old GTA IV GIF
Didn't work out that well.
Hawken was made for this filter.
Last edited by Spazznid; 10-23-2013 at 04:23 PM.
Those gifs more or less confirm the issue I'd expect with running this in realtime on game output (beyond the obvious implementation/performance challenge): since the algorithm looks only at images and not video, a change of a single pixel can affect the color of large areas, leading to flickering.
(Wonderful images in this thread btw.)
(Wonderful images in this thread btw.)
nbnt, that last one is great
<3Originally Posted by neoenigma
And those BF3 shots are gorgeous as well :)
Experimenting with some of the console shots I've been taking, resizing them to 1080p and then adding the filter kinda works for some screenshots, of course they don't look as good:
TLoU
FFXIII-2
GOW: A
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7389/1...45f8f995_o.png
GoW2
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5550/1...3ab70f7c_o.png
True. The game would have to be made for this type of filter for it to look good at all times. But imagining running through the grass of Skyrim or Crysis.... just wow.Those gifs more or less confirm the issue I'd expect with running this in realtime on game output (beyond the obvious implementation/performance challenge): since the algorithm looks only at images and not video, a change of a single pixel can affect the color of large areas, leading to flickering.
(Wonderful images in this thread btw.)
Also, @NBNT
Those console shots do work. I'd reccomend resizing them to something higher than 1080p first, then after applying the filter, downsampling them to 1080p. Very nice nonetheless.
Wow
That's weird. Does the last filter at least change to "Topaz Simpify" when you've applied it once?CS6 and in timeline mode the window does pop up but I still have to manually click it and then press okay. I want it to just be CTRL-F on every image to use the last setting I applied.
It should work fine without the need of configuring anything.
You can always use the Actions functionality to replicate and batch apply the filter.
Yes, it does acknowledge it's the last used but quick-apply doesn't work.That's weird. Does the last filter at least change to "Topaz Simpify" when you've applied it once?
It should work fine without the need of configuring anything.
You can always use the Actions functionality to replicate and batch apply the filter.
Anyway, another GIF.
The flickering effect reminds me of an old music video, which name escapes me. It was done in a white background draw style.
Last ones from Valley.
I don't get it. How do I do this using Photoshop?
http://www.topazlabs.com/simplify/Originally Posted by velociraptor
I don't get it. How do I do this using Photoshop?
cant we play a game with similar filters?
the topaz shots look awesome :)
no way to save the edited image in the trial version?
no way to save the edited image in the trial version?
More WoW.
Your move, SweetFX.
Wow, impressive shit.
I was blind and now I see.
Take on Me?The flickering effect reminds me of an old music video, which name escapes me. It was done in a white background draw style.
yeah, that was the other I thought of.
Yeah that's one! But the other one serves as a point as well, the 'flickering effect' - I kind-of like it.
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This is a lovely thread!!!
If someone wants my suggestion, Alice: Madness Returns and the ZenoClash games would look great with these filters!
If someone wants my suggestion, Alice: Madness Returns and the ZenoClash games would look great with these filters!
These shots remind me of that Painting Quest in Oblivion. So good.
On a completely unrelated note, I'm doing an informational interview in one of my college classes, and need to interview a Game Director/Designer. I was hoping I could get David Cage, but unfortunately he's inactive on Twitter and his blog. I shot an Email at his company, but does anyone know another way to get in contact with him? Or, does anyone know any other Directors/Designers I can get an interview with on somewhat short notice?
I know it's off topic, but I don't want to make a new thread for this.
On a completely unrelated note, I'm doing an informational interview in one of my college classes, and need to interview a Game Director/Designer. I was hoping I could get David Cage, but unfortunately he's inactive on Twitter and his blog. I shot an Email at his company, but does anyone know another way to get in contact with him? Or, does anyone know any other Directors/Designers I can get an interview with on somewhat short notice?
I know it's off topic, but I don't want to make a new thread for this.
Last edited by Dio Brando; 10-23-2013 at 06:31 PM.
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