HoloDust said:
What's funny is that in film making CA is something that you want to avoid at all cost (and for most part you do, since good lenses have minimum of it) - yet for some reason, AAA industry in its unhealthy obsession with all things cinematic, thinks it is something they should soak their image in. |
Yep, and it's about time to stop conflating realism with cinematic. VR aims for realism, there is no place there for CA, motion blur, dof, bloom, that's simply not how eyes work. I've been turning those effects off forever.
But it does make a great looking movie. (Although CA in movies should only be used for dream sequences imo and otherwise avoided like lens flares)
Wish 'realistic' video games would stop simulating shitty cameras, have been wishing that for a long time. Real HDR (not the fake getting lighter and darker) is the only realistic 'effect'. RE4 does fake HDR in VR and it's very distracting. Feels like there's something wrong with my eyes.
Now the characters and water effects, those are amazing.
