I don't.
The Last Round Photography Thread
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Chapstick
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I see, it's a smoke texture from something covering the characters. Several strands of Nyotengu's hair as well as half of Mila's stick out over it.
SoftCabbage
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"Hooo!"
* Thwack! Thwack!
* Thwack! Thwack!
I took the pic when I crashed a character into an electric wall.
SoftCabbage
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I see. But why Mila and Tengu though? So random XD
Lol I play as those two a lot. The name just popped into my head, and I stuck with it ever since.
UpSideDownGRUNT
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Jacky kinda looks like hes ballroom dancing with her lol."Hooo!"
* Thwack! Thwack!
SoftCabbage
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Okay. Tried the Private Paradise, except Honoka's and MR's.
Just feeling lucky that I didn't buy them in original amount of price, because some of them are ridiculous and the video's over before there's even a nice pose to capture. Camera is totally limited. Sometimes can't even change focal length and focus point is being anchored. Seriously TN, this is 2015 and almost the end of it. Free aim camera is how it supposed to be if you want to include a good 3D-screencap feature.
Btw, a couple of the results:
Just feeling lucky that I didn't buy them in original amount of price, because some of them are ridiculous and the video's over before there's even a nice pose to capture. Camera is totally limited. Sometimes can't even change focal length and focus point is being anchored. Seriously TN, this is 2015 and almost the end of it. Free aim camera is how it supposed to be if you want to include a good 3D-screencap feature.
Btw, a couple of the results:
SoftCabbage
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Yea, basically it's limited like in the victory/loser pose.
Your focus is only set to one point and all you can do is to rotate around it.
Huh? In the victory/loser poses and spectator mode I can move the camera freely around and change the focal point on any point of the character, that I want to. I never felt limited... If you mean, you can't freely move all over the stage and look in any direction away from the character, then I would answer: Why would you want to do that? Stages look fugly and it's really the characters, that you want to ogle.
SoftCabbage
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The color is lovely. I don't care what you did to enhance it.
Not necessarily a screen shot, but nice PC resolution comparison: http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/970120CopyofSize.jpg
PHOTO OF THE WEEK: Whaddaya Mean I Got An F?
Glacier Cola
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Praise the Sun
This one came from a post KO ground throw, Mila's opponent disappeared right before the transition to the next round.
This one came from a post KO ground throw, Mila's opponent disappeared right before the transition to the next round.
Glacier Cola
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Why, do you have a guilty conscience?
As long as you don't obviously see, that you tampered the image you are save.
(I do sometimes slightly correct photos too, as the PS4 photo sharing feature ruins contrast and colors with it's heavy image compression. For once I envy the Xbone users. *sigh*)This thread is there to honor and show off how beautiful Last Round looks in it's original state. We have art threads and modding threads for everything else.
Glacier Cola
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@Tyaren I was mostly concerned with whether or not the images I put up were deemed NSFW.
As for editting, every picture I've uploaded is stitched together from an average of 6-16 zoomed in screenshots. From there I crop and downsize the final product to 1920x1080, the whole point is to have higher definition photos more akin to the PC version. Of course the PC version has actual Anti-Aliasing among other extras, but I don't have a powerful enough PC to play with. Doing it this way is limiting and takes A LOT more time, but that's the price I wanna pay for dem extra pixels!
As for editting, every picture I've uploaded is stitched together from an average of 6-16 zoomed in screenshots. From there I crop and downsize the final product to 1920x1080, the whole point is to have higher definition photos more akin to the PC version. Of course the PC version has actual Anti-Aliasing among other extras, but I don't have a powerful enough PC to play with. Doing it this way is limiting and takes A LOT more time, but that's the price I wanna pay for dem extra pixels!