We hope that article gave you a good starting point on getting into Nvidia Ansel. In our own testing with Doom: Eternal, for instance, Depth of Field doesn’t work because it requires the game engine to allow access to depth data that Eternal does not provide. Filters like Depth of Field or Remove HUD (beta) may not work properly in all Ansel-supported games, especially those that don’t offer features like free camera control. Most of the Filters are fairly self-explanatory in nature, but a few of them are worth noting. Roll – Allows you to dynamically tilt the image, adjusted by a slider and measured in degrees.Field of View – The field of view of the screenshot, adjusted by a slider and measured in degrees.In addition to the camera options shown in the overlay, you can take control of the free camera in supported titles using either your gamepad or mouse and keyboard in the main window, with a combination of movement keys/sticks and mouse/right-stick movements. 360 Photo Sphere – Allows you to take a 360-degree panoramic photo.Great for capturing images you intend to use for desktop wallpapers or real-life prints and posters.

Super Resolution Photo – Allows you to take your screenshot and capture at a super high resolution, several times higher than your native resolution.It will work in even non-Ansel supported games. For your convenience, we have listed them and what they do in plain text below. Once you’ve activated your Nvidia Ansel sidebar, you’ll be presented with a variety of options. Despite this being a screen capture solution, we were not able to capture the Ansel sidebar with any of our actual screen capture tools.

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