Is that pretty much vanilla everything? If so... damn, I need to fire it up again.
I inspected the image and it's definitely more compressed. I took the source 1440p shot and then used irfanview to do a simple downsize as a jpeg. Perhaps a different format is in order.
If you're doing JPEG, use 95-97% quality to avoid people's wrath.saving images here as 90% JPGs should be ok right? 100% is good too but some people might complain about the size vs the negligible IQ increase...
100% quality .jpegs are virtually indistinguishable from lossless formats (as long as you turn off chroma subsampling) while still being considerably smaller (a 2.6:1 ratio relative to .bmps).Why would you ever save something as JPEG :|
I'd take the advice given in the thread title.
Annnd that's all for now. The adventure must continue!
100% quality .jpegs are virtually indistinguishable from lossless formats (as long as you turn off chroma subsampling) while still being considerably smaller (a 2.6:1 ratio relative to .bmps).
Nice.You know I bought DaS on the Xbox and played like millions of hours so I wasn't going to buy PC, buuut this just convinced me to double dip.
True, true. It's still a nice option for those in the know. The difference between 100% .jpegs and fully compressed .pngs isn't that big, all told (about 1:1.25), but they're still savings.But it's easier just to tell people to capture the screenshots in .png so they don't have to do anything but upload them. Sure they might be a little bigger, but it is less confusing for people who don't know anything about the different formats.
True, true. It's still a nice option for those in the know. The difference between 100% .jpegs and fully compressed .pngs isn't that big, all told (about 1:1.25), but they're still savings.
text quality is the first give away usually and then it is very easy to spot the iq problems between the jpg and png. Such as in your example above
text quality is the first give away usually and then it is very easy to spot the iq problems between the jpg and png. Such as in your example above
Alright, indulge me. Which is which
I'd say he's underselling the size difference. I mean without checking first, I doubt even the average iq snob would be able to differentiate between these two as to which is which, let alone the fact that one is 2.4mb while the other is pretty much half that size. Imagine the world we'd live in if for every page at least 1mb were saved per image.
And I have two GTX 670s.
Keep your expectations in check.
Same here, in 3840x2400.
Fuck it all.
thats it, im posting bitmaps
Same here, in 3840x2400.
Fuck it all.
*uses his best Tony Montana impression* So you fuckers want to play a game? 120 mb/file 7400 x 4160 Dark Souls bmp's armed and ready to fire.
JPEG Alert
This can't be maxed out, can it? The second one just looks awful in so many ways.
You mean the railing texture? Rage is full of awful-looking stuff like that. I don't remember the skybox looking that bad though.
You mean the railing texture? Rage is full of awful-looking stuff like that. I don't remember the skybox looking that bad though.
100% quality .jpegs are virtually indistinguishable from lossless formats (as long as you turn off chroma subsampling) while still being considerably smaller (a 2.6:1 ratio relative to .bmps).
Hence, I've since switched purely to high-quality .jpegs.
Now, it is once again time for some Dark Souls!
Did you open both images in separate tabs, click on the images to bring them to full size, and switch back and forth with control-pageup and control-pagedown? Because doing that with my eyeballs like 4 inches from the screen, I was still extremely hard pressed to even find differences, even in text or edges. If you can maybe make a PNG of the JPG and draw an arrow to the region(s) that are visibly different I'd be interested to see it.text quality is the first give away usually and then it is very easy to spot the iq problems between the jpg and png. Such as in your example above
And yet the leaves are still jaggy.
And yet the leaves are still jaggy.
What the hell, are you playing in a movie theater?!
Why would they not be jaggied? Playing in higher resolutions doesn't remove aliasing, downsampling / resizing does.
Just custom resolution in the nvidia CP