Do you think there will ever be a console that has graphics that look like they were real life?
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Do you think there will ever be a console that has graphics that look like they were real life?
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In the future, I guess so.
Theoretically, you just have to send the same data as the eyes send to the brain to give a 'real' simulation.
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Its possible in theory... but then I wonder what the fps of a person's vision is... [if u can measure it like that]
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i dont think a persons vision is digital, im not sure, but i think if you showed me a thousand fps i would be able to see it just as easily as 60fps.........right?
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No, It's 100. Why do people always say it's 60? ITS 100! AtOriginally posted by dP munky
but i think if you showed me a thousand fps i would be able to see it just as easily as 60fps.........right?
least for me. Anyway, I do think graphics will reach the real
level eventually but it's going to take ages, And i mean really
ages, something like....150 years?
i think people say 60(and the reason i said 60) is because a lot of games run at about that rate
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Wrong again! Games run at 100 (at least most can be set toOriginally posted by dP munky
i think people say 60(and the reason i said 60) is because a lot of games run at about that rate
run at 100), The thing in question is your VSync wich with most
people is not that high, about 75 or so.
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I made a post about VSync let me look it up.
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Dred! Can't find it! At least the search can't.
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GRRRR ok, on MY cheezy crappy 16mb graphics card computer im lucky to hit 60 fps
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10 years from now graphics will be photo-realistic... Look how far
graphics have come in the last 10 years. Huge difference in what
we see now compared to what we saw then.
Besides, photo-realistic rendering is already possible. There are
images on Alias|Wavefront's website that are impossible to
tell if they're rendered or realistic.
Look at this picture.
http://www.aliaswavefront.com/en/etc...selow3_800.jpg
It's only a matter of time before there are GPUs that can render
that in real time. I mean, it's been almost two years since nVidia
and Square rendered the Final Fantasy movie in real-time (or
2.5 fps. I don't know if there's a set framerate that defines "real-
time.")
Besides, remember that Pixar video with the two lamps that was
released in the late 80s? That took forever to render back then;
but when nVidia was showing off the Geforce 3 -- they were
rendering it in real-time.
I don't know if I'd even want to play photo-realistic games, though.
I generally like the more creative, cartoonie/anime-ish graphics.
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Its pretty easy for me to tell that one's rendered. Look at the eyes. Pretty digitalish-looking, no?Originally posted by ethic
10 years from now graphics will be photo-realistic... Look how far
graphics have come in the last 10 years. Huge difference in what
we see now compared to what we saw then.
Besides, photo-realistic rendering is already possible. There are
images on Alias|Wavefront's website that are impossible to
tell if they're rendered or realistic.
Look at this picture.
http://www.aliaswavefront.com/en/etc...selow3_800.jpg
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When whey're talking about about this, I've taken it into
assumtion that realtime graphics was ment, Yes, We can render
near real images on the pc but that takes alot of time (5 hours?),
And whey're talking realtime here, that means 60FPS. The FF
movie wasn't all that impressive on the graphic front, At least
that's my opinion. It's true that we've advanced quickly over ten
years but are still far from photorealistic.
Her hat looks a little fake as well to me.Originally posted by civix
Its pretty easy for me to tell that one's rendered. Look at the eyes. Pretty digitalish-looking, no?
I think the eyes see at 20fps - or maybe just a little bit more - the eyes can be easily fooled remember and something that runs at 60fps fools the eye into seeing something that is continuous.
I think your TV runs at a 60fps rate and movies have a higher quality - it's the amount of data that can be pushed out per frame or second that really matters.
If you've ever seen a ray-traced scene, those look absolutely real b/c it handles lighting the best way possible - if u find a way to accurately fool the eye with your lighting technique in another way than ray-tracing (faster) then realistic games are just around the corner, otherwise it's a bit of ways off.
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in actuality, television runs at 30fps, and movies only 24fps.
the minimum fps rate to trick your eyes into seeing movement is 12fps.
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Okay, let's try another.Originally posted by Travis Dane
Her hat looks a little fake as well to me.
http://www.aliaswavefront.com/en/etc...selow1_640.jpg
That is photo-realistic. I don't even think it's a debatable issue.
Any imperfections you see probably come from the artist, not the
technology. Pretty soon, the artists will be more important than
the programmers... (in game-makin')...
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