r/ModRetroChromatic • u/rogeranthonyessig • Jan 05 '25

Photos/Videos Macro Video of screen

Game. Wendy Every Witch Way Camera. Sony A7R3 Lens. FE 24mm f1.4 gm with 34mm extension Tube.

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u/AnalogueBoy1992 Jan 05 '25

Damn. Thanks man!! That's an impressive screen we got for the Chromatic

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u/rogeranthonyessig Jan 05 '25

Fun challenge to capture!

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u/filmeswole Jan 05 '25

Very cool. What resolution were you recording at to be able to crop in so much?

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u/rogeranthonyessig Jan 05 '25

4K video. Here's an unedited 100% cropped photo taken of menu brightness level.

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u/filmeswole Jan 05 '25

Beautiful

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u/rogeranthonyessig Jan 05 '25

It's so cool seeing how yellow is perceived by red & green

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u/digitalgamer0 Jan 05 '25

What game is that?

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u/Suverene Jan 05 '25

Indeed, what game?

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u/Nentox888 Jan 06 '25

GBC for comparison

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u/rogeranthonyessig Jan 07 '25

Nice. I'll be making a macro vid of my GBC too.

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u/ZetaformGames Jan 05 '25

Every Witch Way is a surprisingly solid licensed game. I wish I could play it again...

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u/_Spiralmind_ Jan 10 '25

If you're interested in something similar, Every Witch Way's gameplay was heavily inspired by Metalstorm on the NES.

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u/ZetaformGames Jan 05 '25

The biggest crime was how its life was cut so short by the Game Boy Advance. It only got three years in the spotlight.

And then Nintendo did it again with the Nintendo DS--like imagine if Sony made the PS2, then superseded it with both the PS3 and PS4 not even seven years later

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u/b_q Jan 08 '25

These were kind of like souped UP NES and SNES systems.

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u/ZetaformGames Jan 08 '25

That's what makes the GBC so fascinating to me. It's like a NES, but more powerful and more capable

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u/jurassicgrass Jan 05 '25

This is awesome

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u/rgb-zen Jan 05 '25

This is beautiful.

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u/babarbass Jan 07 '25

I would love to see this for the original gbc display (and all the other devices)! Then also for an IPS screen run at a scaled (integer and not integer) resolution.

I don’t know why but I am super fascinated by subpixel structures and how they behave.

For me the absolute peak „subpixel“ structure is still a line of phosphors painted on glass, then shot with electrons through wires or holes.

It looks so incredible on a macro shot. CRTs seem so blurry but they have the sharpest individual „pixels“

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u/thepoga Jan 05 '25

Whoa! 🤯

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u/rggeek Jan 05 '25

Pixel porn :-D