Get your GTA V to look near-photorealistic

20 July 2015
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So perhaps our feature image was a little misleading, but being from the video Real GTA, a fan produced live action GTA interpretation, we thought it’d be appropriate.

If you’re unfamiliar with ENBSeries, it’s a fantastic graphics adjustment and modding tool initially developed by Boris Vorontsov and has turned any number of titles into visually stunning marvels.

In the case of GTA V, with the right tweaks and adjustments, modders have been able to achieve mind blowing results, “near-photorealism” is the word we’d use.

This is what ENBSeries forum member ‘Ryuken’ was able to achieve:

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Shared by ‘Raggazam’, and presumably thanks to the modder ‘Ganjahouse’, we can’t imagine anything but a pretty beefy graphics card managing this set of tweaks:

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And there’s a lot more to be found on the forum. We’re stunned.

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  1. Dexter
    23.07.2015 at 11:42

    Some of the screenshots looks like the person is looking through a fish eye lens. They make it looks slightly less realistic but still excellent work!

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