You can get at them on the community page but they're a .webpg file (so they're fairly useless in many cases). I was trying to share a pic from my community profile through my phone onto a Facebook page. I had to save the pic to my phone, open in an editor, save a copy (.jpg) then post. But the file size is tiny and it's poor quality.
Send to yourself on a different acc, open ps app on phone. Save. 1080p. Best option other than exporting said screenshot to USB to get png. Takes longer, so most of the time I send to myself
That’s why we’re here. Because we wonder the same
If you're using Scapes you can turn ray-tracing on and off without needing to go into the main game Options. It's under the Camera tab and I believe it's called "Detailed Settings". The option to enable/disable raytracing is near the bottom. It means you can see the difference while you're taking the photo and in some cases it makes a huge difference to the clarity of the wheels.
Have you entered a name and description into the text boxes? They're required in order to share anything...
Holy crap....I am a dumbass....it even says it. Thanks man.
That's my rationale as well and why I'm hoping they will add it in an update, but I guess they could've also just kept it as a way to improve image quality in the pics or it's more meant for the PS4 Pro version. The pics are definitely 4K as you can zoom into them before saving them which makes it all the more bizarre.If that was the case, why let base ps4 owners take 4K photos? I know I repeat myself. A lot. Sorry.
I had the same thought but didn’t act on it after seeing a weird dslr camera lens attachment that made it possible to do a large format type photo by rotating the camera around its axis with the lens slightly offset, taking four pics (one in each angle). Of course this works for GT7 too, albeit a little different.OK, you really really really really have to want to do this, and you can't do it with a picture already saved, or even a screenshot. You have to do it while you're using the camera. Take your picture at high resolution. It can be scapes or from a replay. Once you have the picture and are looking at it, zoom all the way in. Move to the top left, share button, triangle. Move to top center, share button, triangle. Top right, same thing. Repeat across the center of the image, then across the bottom of the image. You have 9 screen shots. You might be able to cover the image with just two passes across, but more overlap makes compositing easier.
Go to Library, Capture Gallery. Pull each one up and save it to USB.
Take the USB to your PC or Mac, Open all the files in Photoshop (or something) and crop them to remove any black borders, the control button prompts at the bottom, and so on. Save each crop.
The easiest thing now is to do a File, Automate, Photomerge in Photoshop, pick the collage format. (I actually ended up with a couple of bad seams in the overlaps, so I manually built the composite. A bit more work.)
This is the Pig at Flugplazt, 3804x2140, from a PS4. Click the image and zoom in.
Why would that be the case? Is it even plausible or just illogical speculation?
