It seems like everybody has played at least a bit of Horizon Zero Dawn and the visuals are most certainly one of the biggest reasons why. Like a few other games, Horizon Zero Dawn has a very versatile Photo Mode that employs photographic filters and camera-like settings to achieve impressive screenshots in-game. Depth of field, aperture, exposure, and other finite settings really take in-game photography shots to a new level!…
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Ghost of Tsushima (and the accompanying Director’s Cut DLC content) is frankly the most visually breathtaking video game I’ve ever played, as well one of the best all around titles I’ve experienced in my 30+ years of gaming. It’s a big statement, but I stand by it. Thanks to the studio’s inclusion of an extensive and highly versatile photo mode for taking impressive screenshots, being an in-game photographer was how I spent half my time around Tsushima and Iki islands.…