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And well-known existing product name.
by chpatrick 3y ago
And well-known existing product name.
- zoklet-enjoyer 3y agoI never heard of it. After looking it up, I don't get the appeal. Not sure why someone would want to take fancy screenshots of video games unless they're marketing a game.
- Toutouxc 3y agoNothing gets my blood boiling like a Steam/App Store game listing that only has these "in-engine but not the actual gameplay" screenshots. If it's a FPS, show me the screen with the gun and the crosshairs. Show me the HUD in a driving game, the position of the camera in a 3rd person RPG. I don't care how some random NPC or a building looks from a position I'll never get the camera to when playing the game.
- Philpax 3y agoPhotography, just like in the real world, but with lovingly-sculpted virtual worlds and (often) the ability to pose the actors in the scene as you wish. Dead End Thrills [0] is a master of this, both artistically and commercially, but much of his prior content seems to be down, which is a real shame. [0]: https://deadendthrills.com/ https://deadendthrills.com/
- pdntspa 3y agoGen Z absolutely demands it and gets cranky without a photography mode
- ipsum2 3y agoDefinitely not a well known product name, as someone who plays PC games and also does some CUDA development, I've never heard of this product from Nvidia.
- joemi 3y agoNot nearly as well known as Ansel Adams, though. Especially among people interested in photography.