Seriously, if you enjoy creating artistic game screenshots, this rabbit hole goes deep. After saving it, I then rotated the image back to standard orientation using the Irfanview image editor, giving the picture its stark vertical look. To create this image during Hellblade’s introductory sequence, I positioned the camera behind Senua’s head, enabled the retro filter, cranked the vignette and contrast options to darken the picture, then used roll to spin the image 90 degrees. You can combine the different effects to create even more dramatic shots. Brightness, contrast, vibrance, “sketch,” color enhancer, and vignette options all operate on a slider that scales from 1 to 100 percent, and additional options let you adjust the field of view or roll the angle left and right.ĭriving home the point that different games can offer different Ansel features, Middle-earth: Shadow of War includes options for depth of field and depth of field intensity, which you can see in action here… The actual options available may vary from game to game, as developers can choose which Ansel features to support, but what you see in Agents of Mayhem is pretty standard. The Nvidia Ansel interface in Agents of Mayhem. Here’s a look at it in Volition’s Agents of Mayhem. ( Most Nvidia graphics cards from the ancient GTX 600-series onward support Ansel.) Simply pressing that keyboard shortcut pauses the game and summons the Ansel interface.
If you have the GeForce Experience overlay enabled and boot up a game that supports Ansel, you’ll see an on-screen prompt to press Alt + F2 to use the feature in-game. Next page: Nvidia Ansel super screenshots But as much as ShadowPlay Highlights rocks for pumping out gaming videos, it’s time to turn our attention to gaming pictures and Nvidia Ansel-which is even more fun to actually play with.
The ShadowPlay Highlights PUBG captures by default.ĭevelopers select what types of in-game moments are eligible for the Highlights treatment, as you can see. The ShadowPlay Highlights LawBreakers captures by default. (You know, in case you don’t want those embarrassing self-knockouts recorded for posterity.) Here’s what both games capture by default. In the pop-up that appears you can select which types of in-game actions the feature will automatically capture. Select the ShadowPlay Highlights icon from the strip above the upper-right edge of the picture, then click Edit. Click the Details button on either game’s icon on the GeForce Experience home screen to go to its options. You can tweak which clips ShadowPlay Highlights saves in PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and LawBreakers, too. The GFE overlay lets you tweak and share your ShadowPlay Highlights. See the button that says “4 Highlights”? Brad Chacos/IDG
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