Red Dead Redemption 2 PC vs Console Early Graphics Comparison
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TheDeeGee
Man on consoles it's a blurry mess.
Like it's using 5 different FXAA injectors.
Loobyluggs
1080p video...poorly compressed footage...youtube 4:2:0...I could go on, but this video is a very very very bad example for comparisson - yet, as I've said before, HZD engine looks soooo much better than RAGE
XP-200
You should have seen this on the PS4 Pro, it was shocking, almost looked like it was in black and white as the colours were so broken because HDR was in fact SD and broken to the max, and the lag on controller inputs were new heights of bad, so i never got past the snow bit it was that bad and have not touched it since.
Irenicus
Now we just need Detroit: Become Human to hurry up and arrive!
Not really when both versions are being compared via the same method
slick3
As someone who really wanted to play RDR2; I am very happy I held for so long and its finally coming to PC. The release date is also falling on the week I took off from work. Blissful! :P
Loobyluggs
Um, no they are not - they just happen to be in the same video, not the same specification of content prior to upload.
geogan
Ah! My favorite home cinema reviewer and tester on here at last! Believe me he knows what he is talking about. That Klein photo spectrometer used for his calibrations costs about 20k.
So did Rockstar fix this SDR game engine problem and actually get HDR working for any console or PC yet?
I'm actually surprised by this because I remember seeing a development video about the Rockstar game engine (used for Grand Theft Auto originally) and they specifically showed it rendered in HDR internally and then tone mapped down to SDR output profiles for display, so no idea why something got broken for this game which I presume uses same game engine.
Loobyluggs
Not as far as I am aware, the game (and engine) are geared towards SDR and they could in theory update all of the LUT's the game uses, and then regrade the colouring, plus they perhaps might have to then alter the lighting/baking (in fact they would to get correct colour values) and this is obviously a lot of work.
It kinda depends how the game engine deals with colour values, linear/logarithmic and how long it would take to do. Very much a post-processing fuction in real-time, with a pre-runtime baking and environment artwork re-grade - and I think that is highly unlikely. That said, it would not be as bad as GTAV, because that game is all about the thousands of objects and 100,000's of textures - you will be hard pressed to get an environment artist to regrade GTAV. It would be pulling-toenails-out-painful to do.
Astyanax
What amuses me is that bethesda could just turn on HDR support in a patch easily, the engine mostly has what it needs to support panel interactive hdr XD
Irenicus
Same difference really. It's a good enough comparison.
MonstroMart
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Prince Valiant
Lossless screenshots or video are fair comparisons, poor quality video only favors the worst visuals. Screenshots are sufficient for most comparisons while taking up the least space so there's no reason not to provide them.
anxious_f0x
HDR was fixed with patch 1.09.
