Id like to see some screenshots.
from the 1080p output from ps4 and 1080 from pro.
someone?

Didn't notice that, i've got all the menu sounds turned off. Going back and forth, making those couple videos, I did notice that going back to the menu in vr with a game running stays smooth on the pro, while it tends to make the menu and head movements stutter on the base version. It might depend on the game too, yet on the base version I was already adapting to always closing the game first.

I have Titanfall 2 and The Last of Us on download, but they're taking a while, since I've been trying to download a ton of other stuff as well.

Not yet, I definitely need to do that. Will probably reinstall Overwatch and Dark Souls 3 tomorrow sometime. 

Trying to compare ps4 vs pro in psvr.
Screenshot function is woefully inadequate, yet you can still see some differences.

RIGS


More detail in the background, much more pronounced in the headset.

Bound. Apart from more detailed background, added lighting in the reconstructive scenes



Robinson: The journey


Much less aggressive lod in the pro version and detail resolves better.




It might not look like much is these scaled down compressed images, the difference is a lot bigger in the headset. Maybe DF can figure out a capture tool for VR. I'm also wondering how these screenshots are actually made. I thought the processing unit's job was to dewarp the image for the social screen. Yet how does the ps4 save that image. I guess it does a similar thing for video and screenshot capture. Seems rather inefficient.

I still say there is something going on in Driveclub. I don't know if it is the advanced HDMI port, the faster RAM, the SATA3 allowing better texture streaming,or something else in the Pro, but it definitly looks better. If Pro support was not built in and a patch is coming, then I am even more pleased.

Moving on, I bought a HDMI 2.0a/HDCP 2.2 splitter today to see if I can get 4K HDR and Wide Color suppport + VR without pulling cables every time. I will let everyone know if it works out or not tomorrow.

I played Battlefield 1, Call of Duty Infinate War & Modern Warfare, and Knack today. Dissapointingly, non of these titles support HDR. That is something I am absolutly livid about. HDR is the single biggest improvement in games right now, and the fact that non of these titles support it just pisses me off. I really hope that this is not going to be the case going forward, because I bought the HDR TV specifically because HDR was the first display improvement in in a decade that has impressed me, and I thought it was going to be the key feature for PS4 Pro titles.

Now, the titles that do support HDR, NBA 2K, The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, Ratchet and Clank, Infamous SS & FL. These titles are on a whole nother level compaired to what we see from the above titles. Uncharted is absolutly stunning. The bump in res helps define the improvements that HDR brings. However, if you turn off HDR, it is almost impossible to see any difference between the PS4 and PS4 Pro versions of the game.

I really hope that going forward all new PS4 Pro titles will focus on HDR 1st and foremost. Otherwise, this whole thing was almost for nothing. Sure, things load faster. Sure, the OS is snappier, and the web browser is much smoother. But, at the end of the day I wanted this for the games, and right now, not even half of the supported titles are taking advantage of the one feature that can improve the experience.

If that splitter works, I'll buy one today. Keep us posted

If you're talking about HDR here, the Ps4 OG can output that as well.

I know, and Xbox One S. That is why I am so baffled that Titanfall, Call of Duty, and Battlefield all don't have HDR. With 47M PS4's and at least a couple million XBO's out there with HDR, I fully expected all AAA titles this holiday to support HDR. 

I got one yesterday, i don't have a 4k tv but i tried the Japanese ffxv demo..... My God did that look amazing, it has pro support.