Sentences with phrase «so photorealistic»

Running at 4K with HDR - enabled, however, it looks just so photorealistic in places it's hard not to think you're simply watching a real race.

The incredibly high resolution of the in - game textures is nothing short of breathtaking because the game looks so photorealistic.

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Some of the animation in «Coco» is so detailed that it looks photorealistic, particularly the exquisite wrinkled face of the elderly title character.

Some of the animation in «Coco» is so detailed that it looks photorealistic.

And now he has remade it using state - of - the - art photorealistic animation so detailed that it's as if he travelled to India to shoot it.

The apes are so well realized and it's mesmerizing to watch such photorealistic images moving and interacting with real people and set pieces.

But there's a reason why War for the Planet of the Apes both outperformed Blade Runner 2049 at the box office and at the Visual Effects Society Awards, as the photorealistic effects that dominate Matt Reeves's pop masterpiece set a bar so high that not only is it impossible to imagine it being cleared any time soon, but they make the FX work from Rise of the Planet of the Apes seem like it's from the Ray Harryhausen era.

Which is why retro is so popular, Journey is so celebrated and photorealistic graphics are the only real trend.

The bright colours (which look so much better in HD) and powerups were replaced with photorealistic graphics and dull single player campaigns.

Packed to the brim with the kind of self - aware meta that has been missing from games for so long, and boasting another really sweet in - game card game, Evoland 2 was the indie game that did indie better than most other indie games this year, and was a shining beacon of light - hearted humour in an otherwise gritty, photorealistic world.

Very often, the photorealistic artist gets too stuck in the details, (so) that the painting looks too clean, too perfect.

A visit to the gargantuan space alone is gratifying enough, though so are Andrew Sendor's impossibly photorealistic paintings of an imaginary esoteric shop.

There's so much to be knocked out by: Joan Semmel's photorealistic paintings of herself having sex seen from her point of view, Shigeko Kubota painting with a brush stuck to her crotch, Cosey Fanni Tutti posing in porn magazines, Eleanor Antin documenting herself on a diet, and Carolee Schneemann pulling a scroll from her vagina and reading it.

Of course, art is subjective, and a field of static (like a Jackson Pollock painting) can be interpreted as a pornographic image if one is so inclined, but a photorealistic depiction will not arise by chance.