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

It looks like native res during shots that probably don't have much motion, so I doubt they're doing anything to boost sampling above 1920x1080 (like MSAA, temporal reprojection, etc). Some edges appear antialiased, though.

1080p with some sort of PPAA?
 
Halo 5 Guardians
gamescom-2014-halo-5-cusg1.jpg


It looked really lowres and has a lot of aliasing in motion
 
Most likely a real early work in progress. H5 will probably not be released for another 15 months so that gives 343 PLENTY of time to polish things up. Heck we're still 4 months away from the beta so things might improve then.
 
Some sort of bug (perhaps botched motion blur) with the guy on the right holding the gun
But I have to say that noise looks absolutely terrible, what genius thought of that, hopefully it won't become the new 'next thing'
 
You mean the film grain? Cinematic look ;)

Should also work much better at 1080p compared to the 720p thing in Mass Effect 1...
 
zed said:
Some sort of bug (perhaps botched motion blur) with the guy on the right holding the gun
But I have to say that noise looks absolutely terrible, what genius thought of that, hopefully it won't become the new 'next thing'
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Probably not a bug. Probably has something to do with one of the time power effects.
 
Laa-Yosh said:
You mean the film grain? Cinematic look ;)

Should also work much better at 1080p compared to the 720p thing in Mass Effect 1...
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Maybe it fits with the look of the companion tv series.

Edit:
I also kind of liked the film grain in Mass Effect 1. Made me feel like I was watching a sci-fi movie from the 80s on a VHS tape.
 
Film grain is not noise. At least not the real one(s) - the patterns and colors are specific to the film stock. I'm not proficient enough to tell the type from screenshots though ;)
 
Laa-Yosh said:
Film grain is not noise. At least not the real one(s) - the patterns and colors are specific to the film stock. I'm not proficient enough to tell the type from screenshots though ;)
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Different films might have different characteristics, and the exact impacts might be different from some sorts of "digital noise," but film grain can definitely be regarded as a noise source. It's a highly randomized aberration to the source data.
 
Starx said:
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http://remedygames.com/quantum-break-at-gamescom-2014/
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I saw the direct feed of this game, hard to spot any edges even in that. seems to be using a strong level of post-AA, or a strong integration of motion blur and post-AA.

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I'm interested in the interactive silent hills demo/teaser for ps4, does anyone know about that? was the final moments in-game, and what are it's specs?
 
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