Screenshots of Ridunkulous Quality and Size [2017+]

LG uses the same IPS panel technology [upgraded over the years of course] across their professional line and high-end LCD TV line. Using my RED or Blackmagic camera (something that can drive a 4096x2160 image/video) will sync correctly (i.e., correct picture resolution) with my LG, not my Samsung. As for PC usage/gaming, recommended resolution is the DCI resolution, if I select something lower. On the others like my Sony and Samsung, the recommended resolution is the standard UHD. As stated before, they don't advertise it, because UHD became the established standard for the general consumer market.

Edit: Pictures of DCI vs UHD

Spoiler: UHD Desktop screenshot

Spoiler: UHD Camera shot

Spoiler: DCI Desktop screenshot

Spoiler: DCI Camera shot

Notice the large black bars on the right and the left of the picture labeled 'UHD Camera shot'? That's my LG running in UHD, not the default DCI resolution as seen in 'DCI Camera shot'.

 

Do you have the "just scan" setting enabled in the TV's settings on those camera shots?
I still believe the black bars come from software scaling and that the TV-panel actually isn't 4096-pixels wide, but I am curious about this anyway. Thanks for the pics.

 

No 'just scan functions'. No screen size enhancements, no motion enhancements, other than deep color. Don't get me wrong, the screen will automatically adjust to UHD material when presented (i.e., full screen), the only difference is that DCI related material syncs correctly with this set, the others in the house and my office (other than the 8K Dell) will not sync correctly (i.e., black bars or no picture at all). If it is some funky software in the TV, I'm glad it is there ...sometimes being in the man cave editing/gaming feels so much better. lol

 

The Division in 2018

The Division (1) by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

The Division (2) by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

The Division (3) by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

The Division (4) by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

The Division (5) by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

The Division (6) by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

The Division (7) by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

The Division (8) by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

The Division (9) by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

The Division 10 by X-RAY-89, auf Flickr

These are just fast made gameplay screenshots without any toys like photo mode etc. Where's the downgrade? There is no such thing and the game has ten thousand to a hundred thousand unique by hand created places.

In motion it looks much better because the town it is very dynamic (flashing lights, smoke, moving tarpaulins, etc.).

 

Resident Evil 2 Remake
- Created a working SLI profile
- Max Settings
- 60fps V-Sync Locked
- 8K DSR Sampling (8192 × 4320)
- Original images converted from BMP format.

 

Control
- 4K
- Max Settings (minus RT)
- 60fps V-Sync Locked

 

Ghost Recon Breakpoint

Screenshots were made in gameplay settings (not maxed out) with enabled Temporal Injection at 60fps/UHD. With the exception of LODs the beta is already a huge step over the already impressive Wildlands. Everything looks so sharp. Assets, textures, vfx etc.

 

Until just now I didn't realize I am obsessed about these mountains. Compared to The Division 2 the game is very photogenic. You can hardly do anything wrong.

 

Nice screenshots Jupiter. Soon I'll be posting lots of shots of RDR2, hopefully it's SLI capable. If not, I'll just dive in and create one. Need that 8K DSR sampling experience...

 

I think it's gonna be difficult with 8k. Does RDR2 have an extensive photo mode? That would simplify a lot. In some games you can even set the time of day and the weather.

Before you are getting started in RDR2. Here some interesting topics when taking photos/screenshots.
Golden Hour: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_hour_(photography)
Blue Hour: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_hour
Belt of Venus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belt_of_Venus
Alpenglow: https://snowslang.com/alpenglow/

I haven't dealt with this before either. However, I knew that photographing in twilight is often the best way for nature photographers.

 

Yes it has a photo-mode. Soon I'll post some shots once I get my Dx12 SLI-profile to corporate better. As it stands, 35-40fps with single card at High/Ultra settings @4K.

 

Red Dead Redemption 2
- 4096x2160
- 35-40fps
- High/Ultra settings
- V-Sync Locked

 

It seems that 8k are not feasible so far. Thanks for the pictures. Hopefully there will be more from you as the playing time increases. Don't hurry up and take your time.

 

I actually have a Vulkan SLI profile running @7K/30fps at High/Ultra settings. However, there is some frame latency problems which I'm working out. But yes, I'm not in any rush on completing it (completed on XB1-X). Right now, I'm just enjoying the scenery.

 

Some more random RDR2 pics...

 

wow some of these are good. though i dont undeerstand why people value realistic graphics so much.

 

LOL

how did you put a DOA character into For Honor