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Need for Speed Payback, xbox one, ingame photo mode, edited with photoshop
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NFS: Most Wanted 2012, PC
2160p (downsampling) resized to 1080p
-Photoshop color tweaks
-ReShade v0.18
-MasterEffect Reborn 1.1.190
ToCA EDIT Realistic Plugin (camera mod) II jim2point0's ToD script
DeadEndThrills's guide on screenshooting in MW12
NFS Rivals 2013, PC
3200x1800 (downsampling)
-ResolutionScale 2.0
-No Photoshop applied
-ReShade v1.1 (*added soft light)
Need For Speed Most Wanted (2012)
~8MP | Tools Used: Guide and CE Table, TOCAEdit Caemra Tool, ReShade (SMAA, DOF, Monochrome, curves, deband, HDR) | Lanczos2
Need For Speed Most Wanted (2012)
~8MP | Tools Used: Guide and CE Table, TOCAEdit Camera Tool, ReShade (SMAA, DOF, curves) | Lanczos2
Re-editing some old shots is always quite nostalgic, I think. :D
NFS HP 2010
3840x2160 (downsampling), cropped to 3840x1980
-Photoshop edit
Need for Speed, 2016
===NFS16, PC
1440p (downsampling) cropped & resized to 1920x1440, done using Cinematic Tools by Matti Hietanen (@Hattiwatt1 on Twitter)
-minor color tweaks done in Photoshop===
Inspired by: i.imgur.com/IiOWmHW.jpg
Tried to get it as close as I could to the original render rather than the IRL car (made some personal changes here & there).
Need For Speed Most Wanted (2012)
~23MP | Tools Used: Guide and CE Table, TOCAEdit Caemra Tool, ReShade (SMAA, DOF, Monochrome, curves, HDR) | Lanczos2
I spent ages tweaking the Reshade settings for this shot trying to to get the right contrast that I wanted and in the end found that the key was the lighting. Tweaking the time of day for the right shadows and lighting gave me more of what I wanted than the 10 shaders I'd previously been playing with.
Need For Speed Most Wanted (2012)
~8MP | Tools Used: Guide and CE Table, TOCAEdit Caemra Tool, ReShade (SMAA, DOF, Monochrome, curves, deband, HDR) | Lanczos2
Riceman Designs | Gran Turismo 5
Changes made: Particle effect reduction, gradient banding reduction, tail light tweaks, ground glow enhanced.
Photo by Vinh Mangalino