First Ghost Recon: Advance Warfighter Single Player Footage (X360)

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  1. groper

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    Single player (1024 x723) . :cool:

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  2. Lysander

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    Groper, this is prerender with in-game models. Jedi, both pics are from x360 (pc doesn`t have 3. person view). As said i think first is direct extraction of pic from x360 to pc, second is digi photo directly from samsung hdtv. Extraction produces pic degradation. speculations
     
  3. blakjedi

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    Nope, nope, nope! :grin: Framebuffer grabs are almost always BETTER than photos of screens... That answer is wrong.
     
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    good article on mp gameplay by serellan
    http://xbox.gamespy.com/xbox-360/tom-clancys-ghost-recon-3/693548p1.html

     
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    Depend on the result you want to achieve, but photos of screen hides some flaws and create imperfections on the image that gives most of the time a realistic effect to the scene. ( kind of color correction, sometimes better contrast )
     
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