GTXLRits talked about in the official statements, at the announcement of photo mode around E3.
Talks about rendering at a higher level of detail due to the fact that they are not using the Graphics or physics engine of in game, but use the data of the scene to render in Photomode, which operates at a higher resoloution than ingame.
GTXLRbut not low res.
Photomode operates at a higher res than ingame permanently, it uses the game replay data, to take the positions of everything, then the photomode engine renders all the models in a higher res than ingame...see my post above about e3.
You can resize pics you know.cobragtIf those new pics are at a higher res than what the ps2 can do, they wouldn't be that size. That's what I'm saying.
Are we going to see the higher resolution pic on our TV screens, or is it for prinitng only? Seems like most TVs wont be able to handle the increased resolution.GTXLRbut not low res.
Photomode operates at a higher res than ingame permanently, it uses the game replay data, to take the positions of everything, then the photomode engine renders all the models in a higher res than ingame...see my post above about e3.
Maybe. I didn't see jaggies in that new vid though. Maybe I am wrong but I just think that new paris vid looked as good as the pics, if not better since it was in motionGTXLRCobra maybe the site, was it gamespy resisized them, or maybe PD did!
cobragtYes I know that. I'm doing that now in photoshop. I up the image to 1280 x 960 and it looks horrible and I down it to 1024x789. Doesn't look right. PD didn't resize those images.
For the bulk of today's presentation, in fact, Yamauchi discussed the previously unannounced "photo mode" that will be appearing in the game, which allows you to take photos of your favorite cars, organize them into slideshows, share them with friends online, and even print them out at a resolution of 1280x960 if you have a photo-quality printer you can plug into your PS2's USB port. In addition to taking photos from your saved action replays, GT4 will allow you to stage your own photo opportunities simply by selecting a location, placing a car in it, positioning your camera, applying any effects and filters you like, and then hitting the shoot button. The photo mode's ease of use belies a surprisingly sophisticated system that allows you to use different lenses, adjust the field of depth, apply motion blur effects, and even choose different types of camera film. One of the walls of the room we were meeting in with Yamauchi was literally covered with photos taken in-game, and it wasn't long before we were encouraged to have a go ourselves.
I dont need to prove anything now because I dont give a damn. Frankly, that paris replay vid looked more realistic than the pics, so everyone winsT5-Rcobra thats because your trying to 'blow up' the lower res image to a higher res, photoshop simply 'stretches' the low res pic to the higher res. Thats why it will look crap & doesn't prove anything.
code_kevlook at how bloody sharp they are, I have yet too see a PS2 game that sharp, that's all I meant.
code_kevlook at how bloody sharp they are, I have yet too see a PS2 game that sharp, that's all I meant.