Post-Processing Video Effects: Difference between revisions

** Which [[Fridge Brilliance|makes sense]]. When shooting on film, one needs to use more sensitive and fast film, but these stocks are grainier compared to the practically grain free stocks with lower sensitivity (that would be used when there is light).

* All [[cutscene]]s in ''Call Of Cthulhu: [[Dark Corners of the Earth]]'' use this effect. Due to the gloomy and antiquated atmosphere of the game, it is fairly effective. In addition, the entire game had a noticeable brown tint to the graphics.

* ''[[Modern Warfare|Call of Duty 4]]'' had unlockable sepia and monochrome filters. Applying the sepia filter in the heavily tinted level taking place after a nuclear explosion would actually turn the colours close to their normal look.

* Several Maxis games, including both of ''[[The Sims]]'' and ''[[Spore]]'', have cheats that add photo effects to the screen, including sepia, grain, noir (true black and white) and bloom.

* ''Day Of Defeat: Source'' uses Film grain between a player's death and his respawn, to evoke WWII films.

* ''[[Grand Theft Auto]] 4'' has a number of tone mapping filters applied between buildings. You can notice the entire world change colour outside as you step inside certain buildings.

* Battles in ''[[Persona 4]]'' (where all battles, except for one dream sequence, take place inside a TV) have a filter applied to the picture while the player selects commands resembling a TV with poor reception.

* ''[[Sanitarium (video game)|Sanitarium]]'' features flashbacks with film grain effects.

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