I noticed this strange ghosting effect throughout game-play in my testing of CoD (Russian). At first I though it was my monitor. It looked like the ghosting you would get on older LCD monitors with slow response times. I took some video with Fraps and slowed it down to a third of it's original speed. There is a definite ghosting going on, noticeable on the rudder pedals and in particular the throttle lever in this video (below).
Is this evidence of the E-filter (happens with and without AntiEpilepcy = 0), or is it a strangely implemented motion-blur effect? Whatever it is I don't particularly like it. It can be seen on all objects, buildings etc not just in the cockpit.
Anybody else experiencing this or is it a quirk of my system?
This is a direct capture with Fraps. It was played back with Media Player Classic at 1/3 speed and then captured again. No post blending. It is as you see, but slowed down.
03-30-2011, 11:03 AM
Motion blur or e-filter?
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