Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 1
Mass Effect 2
Mass Effect 2
Fallout 3
Dead Rising 2
Dead Rising 2
Pyramidal portraits...XD
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How does one do this? I don't have photoshop :(
Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway
You can use the plugins with Gimp using PSPI: http://tml.pp.fi/gimp/pspi.htmlOriginally Posted by legacyzero
How does one do this? I don't have photoshop :(
Tomb Raider shots look glorious. The game looks much better with this filter. :o
Getting used to what works and what doesn't. But my first...
Dishonored
Assassins Creed Revelations
Dishonored
Assassins Creed Revelations
Hitman
Bioshock Infinite
Bioshock Infinite
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Assassins Creed Revelations. I like this one.
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I must say; that filter is pretty damn impressive. I may have to buy it. (not just to play with screenshots, but to do actual work on stuff :) It reminds me a bit of the "cutout" filter in photoshop, but considerably better.
Nice. I'd buy a game that looked like that.Originally Posted by EatChildren
Last edited by Jobbs; 10-24-2013 at 04:08 AM.
Some more Brothers in Arms.
Thought I'd give this a go as the Topaz filter has a free trial. First time doing this so they aren't good but thought I'd post them anyway.
They are a weird resolution because they are from Dolphin and I had the FPS counter in the top and my monitor is 16:10 so I did some trimming.
They are a weird resolution because they are from Dolphin and I had the FPS counter in the top and my monitor is 16:10 so I did some trimming.
Seeing that Hitman shot makes me wonder about Sleepy Dawgs and Kane and Lynch 2.
Both had interesting night lighting that could look mighty cool with this filter.
Both had interesting night lighting that could look mighty cool with this filter.
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Sweet pelican jesus. So many new wallpapers. And the portrait ones for my phone! yesss..
Zeno Clash 2
Fallout NV
Rift
Rift
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Great shots all around
would it even look stable between frames though?Originally Posted by neoenigma
We discussed that briefly on the last page I think... but I'm guessing it would be very difficult. I feel as though the effect takes too long to analyze the image to work its magic every frame at a decent speed. It could be optimized at the expensive of looking much worse... but I suppose the real challenge is finding someone skilled enough to code a shader that can do this in the first place.
This thread is unbelievable, you guys are amazing. Can anyone do a pic from Journey?
As hardware gets more advanced stuff like this should be possible. It does go to show how valuable post processing filters on each frame render can be versus trying to emulate that style with in-game assets. Like the lush grass of Crysis 3. You'd struggle to achieve the same image quality in this shots by making assets look like they appear in the shots. You need some kind of overruling unification to filter the image entire.
Slowly working on a video showing multiple games in motion with the filter at higher resolutions than those gifs, but it's taking time because I'm manually exporting each frame and processing it, then stitching it back together. There's probably an easier way with After Effects or something.Nice, any chance of a 5 minute gameplay video in this style? (Anybody?)
Okami's ink and paper post-processing filter is a testament to this:Originally Posted by EatChildren
It does go to show how valuable post processing filters on each frame render can be versus trying to emulate that style with in-game assets. Like the lush grass of Crysis 3. You'd struggle to achieve the same image quality in this shots by making assets look like they appear in the shots. You need some kind of overruling unification to filter the image entire.
Without post-processing filter (PCSX version):
With post-processing filter:
Here's a request. Can someone please post some Valve games, like HL2, Portal 2, TF2 or Dota 2?
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