Question about image quality

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You shouldn't be seeing alot of jaggies really at 4k or super sampled I've used it with both and don't recall noticing any really.
 
PS4 Pro doesn't super sample GTSport.
It is native 1080p but with added 8xMSAA in performance mode.

1800p in resolution mode.
 
PS4 Pro doesn't super sample GTSport.
It is native 1080p but with added 8xMSAA in performance mode.

1800p in resolution mode.
I'm sure it does, it's the same render as the 4k output (checker-boarded 1800 upscaled) supersampled to 1080p (could probably skip the upscale here, and they probably do). I'm sure I saw it said in the game to be honest, but I can't be 100% on that, I'd have to check to be sure later on.
 
I'm sure it does, it's the same render as the 4k output (checker-boarded 1800 upscaled) supersampled to 1080p (could probably skip the upscale here, and they probably do). I'm sure I saw it said in the game to be honest, but I can't be 100% on that, I'd have to check to be sure later on.
 

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From GT-Sport online manual.
③ Display Settings
The following settings can be adjusted:
・Exposure Adjustment: Adjust the exposure value (brightness) of the in-game visuals.
・Adjust Saturation: Adjust the saturation of in-game visuals.
・HDR Output: Set the HDR (high dynamic range) output on or off. This option is only available if you have a television that supports HDR.
・HDR Peak Brightness: Set the peak brightness (i.e. the brightest part of the screen) of your HDR (high dynamic range) television. This option is only available if you have a television that supports HDR.
・2K Output Mode for PlayStation®4 Pro console: Select the mode to use for PlayStation®4 Pro console 2K output. "Prioritize Quality" offers high picture quality using the same amount of visual information as 4K output (4K downsampling), while "Prioritize Frame Rate" is a response-oriented mode (2K MSAA) that still offers higher picture quality than when playing on a PlayStation®4 console.
・Display Settings Assistant: Open the Display Settings that were performed during the first launch of the game. This will reset all settings configured so far.


Edit: It seems I've mistook Downsampling for Supersampling, and after some googling they are subtly different (still reading).

Edit again: Apparently they're the same thing, no idea :D
 
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From GT-Sport online manual.
③ Display Settings
The following settings can be adjusted:
・Exposure Adjustment: Adjust the exposure value (brightness) of the in-game visuals.
・Adjust Saturation: Adjust the saturation of in-game visuals.
・HDR Output: Set the HDR (high dynamic range) output on or off. This option is only available if you have a television that supports HDR.
・HDR Peak Brightness: Set the peak brightness (i.e. the brightest part of the screen) of your HDR (high dynamic range) television. This option is only available if you have a television that supports HDR.
・2K Output Mode for PlayStation®4 Pro console: Select the mode to use for PlayStation®4 Pro console 2K output. "Prioritize Quality" offers high picture quality using the same amount of visual information as 4K output (4K downsampling), while "Prioritize Frame Rate" is a response-oriented mode (2K MSAA) that still offers higher picture quality than when playing on a PlayStation®4 console.
・Display Settings Assistant: Open the Display Settings that were performed during the first launch of the game. This will reset all settings configured so far.


Edit: It seems I've mistook Downsampling for Supersampling, and after some googling they are subtly different (still reading).

Edit again: Apparently they're the same thing, no idea :D

Strange as DF say there's no supersample but this could be just in the beta https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.eu...ndry-2017-gran-turismo-sport-ps4-pro-analysis

Edit, nevermind i got it.
In performance mode its 1080p and in resolution mode its supersampled.
 
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