@BattlefieldFan3 said:
@enviouseyezonme said:
Thanks for posting that pic....I'll take the upscaled version. Whatever MS is doing to "trick" us...I prefer it. Just like when I played the whole AC series on X360 but my ex gf made a mistake and bought me AC3 for PS3...I noticed the washed out, lack of detail instantly.
And I have a new 65" Panasonic ZT60 professionally calibrated so no, I will not be messing with any settings.
lmfao... It's not "washed-out", dumbass. That's how the game is actually supposed to look. The top image is the "unnatural" version. Compare the roof in those 2 pics. You can clearly note the detail in the bottom pic, but you can hardly note anything in the top pic. It's pitch black for the most part.
Secondly, I just said you can do the same thing on the PS4. Just go to your TV settings and change the picture quality to vivid mode. It'll do the same exact thing, except now, you'll have both unnatural colors AND higher resolution. The PS4 still wins.
Finally, with a TV size that big, the PS4 version will clearly look better than the Xbone version whether you're playing with natural or unnatural colors.
**Applause** BattlefieldFan3 is right. Although, the crushed blacks makes the picture "pop" more you lose out on a TON of detail. Like he already mentioned. If you look at the roof of the level from the KI image all the detail is lost and it looks like Jago doesn't have hair because it's blended into the black.
If you care about picture quality at all you stay away from crushed blacks PERIOD. Having high end equipment I game on and having my TV professional calibrated (not Best Buy, but an actual ISF professional) it makes a HUGE difference. At first you think over saturation, crushed blacks, etc. look good. But when everything is properly calibrated you can't go back to crushed blacks, over saturation, etc...my friends are always amazing at the level of detail my TV shows. My girl is one of those "a TV is just a TV and if it has picture and sound of any kind, it's good for me" types. She was floored by how good the picture is on my TV.
I've helped calibrate some of my friends TVs for them (not professionally) and they HATED the way their TV looked at first. I told them to give it a week. They love it and say it's a huge improvement from before. The reason is...the picture on their TV looks NATURAL to the human eye now.
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