Image Quality and Framebuffer Speculations for WIP/alpha/beta/E3 games *Read the first post*

Yeah well, their multiplayer game has photo mode anyway. So if they want Elena [strike]pr0n[/strike] photo mode, it should be possible. Remind me to request for a white VR room set up a la Metal Gears 4.
 
repi said:
Currently we render 1280x704 on PS3 with MLAA, no scaling. Those shots were 1280x720 though.
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holy shit are you allowed to tell us :oops: hmm so no scaling means 8pixel black bars on top and bottom. such a small resolution drop like that seems intentional to keep the framebuffer to a specific size.

i bet they're going to avoid tiling and either do 1280x672 or 1152x720 but due to the large loss in pixels they would have to scale.
 
AlStrong said:
Had a few minutes hands on with Uncharted 3 MP. It seems to have some sort of edge filter, though it doesn't work on all edges. It's actually quite broken in a lot of places, and the shimmer/sub-pixel crawling is rather evident.
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Al will be the first person kicked out of E3 for "counting" like a card shark at a casino.
 
 
those pictures are 1200x680 the edges are way too good and its not custom AA either since there seem to be no sub-pixel problems with any of the foilage
 
Have they dropped AA altogether?

edit: oh wait saw Al's post. Wonder why they don't just leave it clean.
 
http://www.gamersyde.com/news_e3_skyrim_new_screens-11310_en.html

Can someone do Skyrim?
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It's clearly 4xAA in the second shot with the buildings. In your second shot I find it odd (in conjunction with interference's first shot) that the foliage is so aliased.
 
i always wondered why msaa misses aliasing when very bright lights saturate a surface is it because AA is resolved before? because mlaa would have smoothed those things out and also would affected the foilage.
 
AlStrong said:
In your second shot I find it odd (in conjunction with interference's first shot) that the foliage is so aliased.
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they probably use speedtree to generate the trees which are rotating sprites. probably to reduce complexity they are resolved after msaa and lighting are already computed.
 
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