CoD screenshots (merged)

[reflected]

Me in my semi-historical personal JG26 skin:

[StG2_Winni]

Originally Posted by reflected

Me in my semi-historical personal JG26 skin:

Are these pics digitally enhanced afterwards? I'm questioning because they look so good and the edges are very very smooth - no aliasing at all. Or is the reason your gfx card?

Thx in advance!
StG2 Winni

Originally Posted by StG2_Winni

Are these pics digitally enhanced afterwards? I'm questioning because they look so good and the edges are very very smooth - no aliasing at all. Or is the reason your gfx card?

Thx in advance!
StG2 Winni

They appear to have been shrunk in photoshop, so that would take care of the "jaggies" along the edges.

[[501]Otto]

[Mysticpuma]

Originally Posted by StG2_Winni

Are these pics digitally enhanced afterwards? I'm questioning because they look so good and the edges are very very smooth - no aliasing at all. Or is the reason your gfx card?

Thx in advance!
StG2 Winni

That landscape looks like a washed out pastel drawing? What happened to the "Green and pleasant land"?

Nice pic though, looks like a painting

MP

[CWMV]

Probably uses the new FSAA which has options to tune color to your liking as well.

[reflected]

Are these pics digitally enhanced afterwards? I'm questioning because they look so good and the edges are very very smooth - no aliasing at all. Or is the reason your gfx card?

Thx in advance!
StG2 Winni

Photoshop!

Interesting, when you apply auto color and auto contrast, it will ALWAYS increase the contrast and make the picture less greenish. Food for thought for the devs, when working on the new gfx engine.

[addman]

[flyingblind]

I find that to get that sort of quality in your screen shot then you really need your game video settings at the absolute highest. Perhaps do a session specifically for taking shots if you get too low fps or stutters for a combat missions. Another thing I like to do is if you think you are in a good scenerio for a shot then hit the pause button first - only works offline of course. Then you can play around with camera angles, FOV, zoom in or out etc. to your hearts content. Like real life photography a good shot can take a lot of setting up and thought rather that just hitting print screen and hoping for the best.