(02-26-2014, 11:18 AM)arithine Wrote: [ -> ]It's not just the up-scaling, the shader boost really makes it in my opinion.
Could you believe I couldn't talk my friend out of buying a ps2 instead of using the emulator even after showing him the difference it makes?
wouldn't change anything since he would have to buy a PS2 to use the emulator
Turn off "Enable Shade Boost" and "Enable FX Shader"
(02-26-2014, 04:27 PM)jesalvein Wrote: [ -> ]wouldn't change anything since he would have to buy a PS2 to use the emulator
He could use my bios and just buy the games right? (I hope thats not against the rules)
(02-27-2014, 01:45 AM)arithine Wrote: [ -> ]He could use my bios and just buy the games right? (I hope thats not against the rules)
No that would be piracy. He must own his OWN console.
Did This issue ever get solved? I'm having the same problem. Around Skipdraw 42 (I think it was) the ghosting effect goes away, but as you can imagine.. so does a lot of other critical things.
I've also toggled on and off every option known to man.
I know it's an issue with upscaling the original resolution, but is there still not a fix to a problem that is 3+ years old when upscaling a game?
I attached 2 SS's of my examples.
Well like I said, at Skip Draw 40+ ish. it goes away.. just lots of other things introduced w/ that (like no backgrounds for example).
Here are a few more SS. What's weird is on a lot of scenes, there is nothing blurry.. but then again nothing in the long background or whatever (hard to explain).
It's very odd, not sure if it's just an issue with the way the game does it's "focus" on cutscenes or not.
I believe it's a depth of field effect.
(07-15-2014, 10:02 PM)Blyss Sarania Wrote: [ -> ]I believe it's a depth of field effect.
yeah, that looks like a DOF effect for sure.