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Does this new update fix the shadows? 
Does this new update fix the shadows?![]()
Those ugly shadows on my beloved F40 make me feel sick. Do anyone have a tip how to get better shadows in retail GT5? I hope there is some track or limit of opponents or any other combination that can at least make it less painful.
Kazunori-san said that shadow quality is a problem and he wants to improve it. Only future (updates) will show us how serious he is about that.
I do have that "feature" on my Sharp Aquos and it kills the picture's detail. Not to mention that it creates some ghosting effect in motion.I use the Video Noise Reduction (NR) on my Panasonic TV, and I barely even notice any jaggies. If you have that feature, I'd strongly recommend giving it a try.
Maybe it's different between the manufacturers. I felt that the picture does lose a little bit of definition, but it's entirely worth it. I haven't had any ghosting that I've noticed.I do have that "feature" on my Sharp Aquos and it kills the picture's detail. Not to mention that it creates some ghosting effect in motion.
My take is that they are not going to fix it...
EVER...
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alucard0712My take is there is not enough memory (ram or framebuffer) for them. Also They seem to affect frame-rate more than anything (bandwidth issues).
Anyone knows MLAA will help or not? PS3 has weak GPU and you can imagine what was happening with it in 1920x1080@60fps with 2xQAA... And I seriously don't understand why they not drop that ****ing 1080p? Who will need that at such tearing and with those shadows. It will save a lot of framebuffer memory.
I use the Video Noise Reduction (NR) on my Panasonic TV, and I barely even notice any jaggies. If you have that feature, I'd strongly recommend giving it a try.
You sir, are the 🤬 ing man. I tried this on my LG and viola! no jaggies at all! I had no clue to even look for a fix from my tv options menu but that totally fixes it for me and the picture quality doesn't seem to suffer. If anything, it looks better all around. 👍👍 I haven't tried yet to see if it affects the smokey tire jaggies or not but either way, I can enjoy my replays far more now. Thanks!
I guess your input lag increases when you turn on the post processing of your TV. Am I right?
I use the Video Noise Reduction (NR) on my Panasonic TV, and I barely even notice any jaggies. If you have that feature, I'd strongly recommend giving it a try.
How can a TV disguise the poor shadows without ruining the rest of the picture?
How can a TV disguise the poor shadows without ruining the rest of the picture?
Shadow detail is memory dependent, not CPU or GPU power. The 256MB of Video ram is already getting hammered with 1080p and reserves for weather effects, skid marks etc... Flat ground shadows are different in most cases as they can be just dark colored polygons.
On a side note I'm not bothered by shadow detail in the slightest.