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Robertmo wrote:hard to say cause right now it looks extremally shitty, it is just way brighter, has like very very low quality of textures (also water looks very very poor). If you say you like it, say you like it, but don't say it looks better cause it looks way worse heh The textures are worse because in Glidos I use a texture pack and dgvoodoo uses de default textures.
Does sharpening and can do gamma correction (from command line). 7-zip, or tar/gzip, the 2 GiB single file and archive limitations. States 1.0 draws a map of. Image Enhancement Using Recursive Adaptive Gamma Correction Amandeep Kaur Department of Computer Science & Engineering. Histogram of the original image into sub histograms and then independently equalize each sub histogram with. P max=max0 -1P (k).
Color Gamma Correction
I refer to the difference in the gamma control of the game according to the program you use, nothing more. As much as change the value of gamma in Glidos, it does not improve the image of Tomb Raider.
PD: sorry for my english Newbie Posts: 25 Joined: 2011-7-30 @ 21:57. I'll give it some thought, but the game isn't supposed to look like that. It's set in a cave.
Where's the bright sun light coming from that would explain a bright high contrast image like that? The 'quality' you are talking about is the same kind of 'quality' that you get from an LCD TV set to Dynamic mode - attracts your attention on the shop floor, but doesn't give a natural image you can live with in your living room. But I guess it's something some would like. The gamma control can to some degree accentuate contrast, but it's values below 1.0 that do that, not ones above 1.0.
L33t Posts: 3116 Joined: 2002-8-08 @ 02:55. Glidos wrote:I'll give it some thought, but the game isn't supposed to look like that.
It's set in a cave. Where's the bright sun light coming from that would explain a bright high contrast image like that?
The 'quality' you are talking about is the same kind of 'quality' that you get from an LCD TV set to Dynamic mode - attracts your attention on the shop floor, but doesn't give a natural image you can live with in your living room. But I guess it's something some would like. The gamma control can to some degree accentuate contrast, but it's values below 1.0 that do that, not ones above 1.0. The PlayStation version is also more colorful and bright (Whites more whites and blacks more blacks.) Probably the PC version was so colorless, but give it a plus in contrast would be fine, as does dgvoodoo, if everything looks very grey and colorless.
Adobe Gamma Correction
Newbie Posts: 25 Joined: 2011-7-30 @ 21:57. Probably the PC version was so colorless, but give it a plus in contrast would be fine, as does dgvoodoo, if everything looks very grey and colorless. It would be fine to provide that as an option, yes. Yes, but I've played with emulator on a pc monitor and is also more colorful and bright than pc version Even in software version (PC) is more colorful and contrasted than the 3D patch! I have observed that several parameters glide2x.ovl editing that might (?) changed, but the game does not work if I do example: GRGAMMACORRECTIONVALUE @ GRCONSTANTCOLORVALUE Thanks Newbie Posts: 25 Joined: 2011-7-30 @ 21:57.