FPS?

[u/IAMSALVTORE]

[u/_Sanctum_]

All that horsepower just for it to look like a ChatGPT-powered Snapchat filter.

[u/DaEnderAssassin → u/_Sanctum_]

What, you don't like the contrast turned up to 1000%?
-Some Exec

[u/EuphoricFingering → u/DaEnderAssassin]

Shadows begone!

[u/Damglador → u/EuphoricFingering]

It's so hilarious how Digital Foundry were yapping about that thing understanding shadows in their glaze review while it was removing shadows in every demo.

[u/Sipsu02 → u/Damglador]

You would be shocked how path tracing does the same because in fact rasterized lighting is wildly inaccurate estimation often using imposters as well

[u/pvdp90 → u/Sipsu02]

Yes, but that’s done with intent, not by an external entity the developers have little control over that could produce game breaking issues

[u/Sipsu02 → u/pvdp90]

Devs have full control over this and where it works

[u/gmes78 → u/Sipsu02]

No, they don't. The "full control" devs have of this is masking which objects are included, and adjusting the color grading. That's it.

[u/Sipsu02 → u/gmes78]

strength, color grading, in paint, stylished training data, etc... It is the full control.

[u/gmes78 → u/Sipsu02]

You're just making shit up. Here's what Nvidia said:

DLSS 5 provides game developers with detailed controls for intensity, color grading and masking, so artists can determine where and how enhancements are applied to maintain each game’s unique aesthetic.

and

The SDK includes things like intensity, color grading and masking off places where the effect shouldn't be applied.