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Fallout 4 5K gallery: post-apocalyptic photographer

By Mary K
published 19 November 2015

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Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 (opens in new tab) is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here (opens in new tab).

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide (opens in new tab), including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost (opens in new tab).

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive (opens in new tab) of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 1 of 30
Page 1 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 2 of 30
Page 2 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 3 of 30
Page 3 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 4 of 30
Page 4 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 5 of 30
Page 5 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 6 of 30
Page 6 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 7 of 30
Page 7 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 8 of 30
Page 8 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 9 of 30
Page 9 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 10 of 30
Page 10 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 11 of 30
Page 11 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 12 of 30
Page 12 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 13 of 30
Page 13 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 14 of 30
Page 14 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 15 of 30
Page 15 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 16 of 30
Page 16 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 17 of 30
Page 17 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 18 of 30
Page 18 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 19 of 30
Page 19 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 20 of 30
Page 20 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 21 of 30
Page 21 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 22 of 30
Page 22 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 23 of 30
Page 23 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 24 of 30
Page 24 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 25 of 30
Page 25 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

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Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 27 of 30
Page 27 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 28 of 30
Page 28 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

Page 29 of 30
Page 29 of 30

Pixel Boost is our weekly series devoted to the artistry of games, and the techniques required to run them at high resolutions. Gallery by screenshot artist Mary K.

Fallout 4 is a nostalgia trip to Fallout 3 in more ways than one. Visually it ranges from beautiful (lighting and outdoor areas) to poor (texture work that belongs in FO3) but here I've tried to capture it at its most decent.

Because of that nostalgia (and the look of the intro) I put together a filter in ReShade to look like old photographs. Taking shots in this setting while listening to the 40s/50s radio is very fitting! Feel free to try it out here.

In the wasteland it's easy to become a photographer—open the console with ~ and try these commands:

tm - Hide HUD
tfc - Freecam
tfc 1 - Freeze + Freecam
tcl - Noclip mode

More commands in this guide, including one to change the time of day.

I also recommend this mod for realistic character lighting: ENBoost.

Remember to click the "expand" icon on the images above to view them at their full size. Want 'em all? Click here to download an archive of the full-size Fallout 4 Pixel Boost collection.

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