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erikkir wrote:You do realize its brightness turned up on my edit program so ppl actually can see what I've shadowplayed :

So if you could see fine, why do we need the brightness then?

[R-DEV]Outlawz7 wrote:So if you could see fine, why do we need the brightness then?

Because you loose quality in rendering. I did the same. Shadowplay doesn't capture screen settings, so in my videos I raised gamma in Vegas so it would be easier to see the gameplay. Even slightly on day-maps sometimes.

Only after I posted the comment a thought popped into my head. Hey, but don't blame me, I can't tell if it's edited or not

Mouthpiece wrote:Hey, but don't blame me, I can't tell if it's edited or not

Yes you can actually; I am using shadowplay, and I've tested this.

I do NOT use this myself as it's breaking the intention of a night-map (also its fun playing at a dark map, no?).

But turning up brightness on your PC, shadowplaying your gameplay, then turning brightness down again does not alter the outcome of the clip. Therefor, if you see people with really high brightness/gamma, its most likely edited in afterwards.

I would reduce the brightness a bit. Every time you open your scoreboard it is like a flashbang.

Nice videos

[R-CON]Onil wrote:Nice videos

Thnx!
I try my best with my shitty editing skills

Smart sniping here, good to see some people don't always camp on the most obvious spots.

Great video as usual!

Sniping so well I made a *phew* sound every time you fired.
Honestly, more people should watch videos like these. You killing that squad on the T-shaped should be a textbook case on how to snipe and deal with snipers as well.
Keep it up.