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Hello,

Do you guys know what effect GOG uses on images?

It's more dark than the original, I really like this. =)

Thanks
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It doesn't look any darker or different than the countless other identical images on the web.
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guilhermecfc: Hello,

Do you guys know what effect GOG uses on images?

It's more dark than the original, I really like this. =)

Thanks
I would need to compare this to the original but I think GOG uses a very slight vignette.
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guilhermecfc: Hello,

Do you guys know what effect GOG uses on images?

It's more dark than the original, I really like this. =)

Thanks
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8BitChris: I would need to compare this to the original but I think GOG uses a very slight vignette.
Look.
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guilhermecfc: Look.
It's not just the brightness, which would be easy to do, the font is also different.
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guilhermecfc: Look.
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Kleetus: It's not just the brightness, which would be easy to do, the font is also different.
Yes, the font is clearly different, but I say the background image is different, it's not just a brightness.
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8BitChris: I would need to compare this to the original but I think GOG uses a very slight vignette.
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guilhermecfc: Look.
Ah okay, so it's just a black gardient with a very high transparency value.
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guilhermecfc: I say the background image is different
In what way?

It looks the same on my monitor except for the brightness/saturation or whatever it is.
That's the Dark Influence (TM) in action.
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Titanium: That's the Dark Influence (TM) in action.
How I can find this? Thanks
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guilhermecfc: How I can find this? Thanks
He wasn't being serious.