NTSC -- Game 5 Score Track https://www.twingalaxies.com/scores.php?scores=234389 Rules Game 1 = One-Player; Limited Heat-Seeking Missiles; Level Three Difficulty; Daytime Battle.Difficulty switch is players choice. The B position is easier and recommended but the A position will yield greater points.
Submission Message boot up at beginning and end, score at end
whatever forgot to show system and cart but that was never truly a rule, i try to be nice and give in, but if i forget oh well.
Voting yes
boot up at beginning and end, score at end
Game starts at :17 on the video
Final score is at 2:08 on the video
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I guess this is the more hardass level?
The camera angle is better here. Just maybe move that bright light bit to the right, so it's not in the picture.
Voted YES.
yes "5 1" is level 5 and the 1 just tells you its one player. honestly, it would better be called 3-1. the levels go 1-1,2-2,3-1,4-2,5-1 and so on. you know the second digit is always number of players. so 5-1 would've been been label 3-1, 2-2 would've been better labeled 1-2.Quote:
Originally Posted by omega175
if you'll notice my other video, the bright light actually helps stop the camera from adjusting to the black screen, and counter intuitively, the bright light that close makes less glare. believe me i dont like the light in my eye, but compare this to my other video, for screens with alot of black on them, this actually helps my camera pick up details better.
Can you switch to a manual control of the camera, so the exposure and focus stays constant?Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowflake
theres no hardware controls on my camera, software in obs is of no help, and the default windows 10 software doenst help either, so if its possible i dont see howQuote:
Originally Posted by omega175
i understand if i want to move onto NES i'll eventually need a better camera.
If you are using a computer, get a Logitech webcam. Cyber Monday is coming up, so you can snag one on the cheap (hopefully). Get one of the C900 family. C920S, for example is the updated C920 that uses Windows 10 drivers and you just need the software for camera control. If it's not sold out, you can get it then on sale for around $50-60 (much less stock due to COVID). C920 is still great and I used it. C930 is more expensive. All of these do great 1080p, 720p and below videos and have good stereo sound. Great all around cameras, including video conferencing. You can toggle the automatic exposure and focus on/off with that:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowflake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rct_...ghtonWestVideo
Darn, first time used a Logitech camera more than 20 years ago with ICQ and MSN Messenger.
You can get the cheaper C615 model, but the C9xx is worth it in the long term.
One more thing, these cameras have a tripod hole mount as well. Easy to mount it almost anywhere.
I actually do have a logitech, let me see if i can put the issue into words better cause it simultaneously has the options while not, that is to say they dont work right, but maybe i'm doing something wrong and you can teach me
adjusting the brightness doesnt really adjust the brightness. Basically, imagine theres no bright line in the screen, then it adjusts to the dark. if i manually adjust it bright, that has the effect of essentailly taking a picture thats adjusted to the dark and then after the pciture is taken just brightening it. So even "adjusting" bright doesnt truly adjust it to a brighter setting, it effectively gives a photo of a photo where the intial photo is stil adjusted for dark, but then the second output photo is ajusted brite. so since the actual recording is adjusted for dark regardless of the manual adjustiments, the colors are still blurred and adjusting bright simply makes the same blurred colors brighter.
side note, if i dont have to spend more money and can get this to work as it seems like it should (yet annoyingly doesnt) theres alot of darker marathon games like defender and q*bert i'd love to do