As with any train simmer, I like most of my screenshots. There have been many cases where I take a screenshot, love it, and post it in a screenshot thread.
The next day, I check the screenshot threads and see simply sublime shots like this. (Credit to Marshall Starks for the shot)
How do you guys do it? How do you get such quality and zoom effects? I have a hunch that a reduced FOV in the camcfg file is responsible for that beautiful zoom effect, but then I go on to wonder how you guys get that quality. Is it the use of SLI stock and routes? Is it a high-quality graphics card? Is it the size of the image and the format you guys save it in?
For those who want to know, I run MSTS in 1280x1024 resolution and save my photos as PNG files. I'm not sure what kind of graphics card is in the Dell Inspiron 560 one of my installations (FBL, RMD East, LSR&C, etc.) is on, but a ZT Affinity desktop which my Allegheny Rails route is on uses an AMD Radeon HD 6570.
The next day, I check the screenshot threads and see simply sublime shots like this. (Credit to Marshall Starks for the shot)
How do you guys do it? How do you get such quality and zoom effects? I have a hunch that a reduced FOV in the camcfg file is responsible for that beautiful zoom effect, but then I go on to wonder how you guys get that quality. Is it the use of SLI stock and routes? Is it a high-quality graphics card? Is it the size of the image and the format you guys save it in?
For those who want to know, I run MSTS in 1280x1024 resolution and save my photos as PNG files. I'm not sure what kind of graphics card is in the Dell Inspiron 560 one of my installations (FBL, RMD East, LSR&C, etc.) is on, but a ZT Affinity desktop which my Allegheny Rails route is on uses an AMD Radeon HD 6570.
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