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The softening effect of the CRT filter is more visible in this screenshot than its onscreen counterpart. There's very visible and flattering softening around Yuzu's pointed fox ears, as well as her chin, shirt and hair. The Steam Deck's low resolution is actually very flattering to even unfiltered pixel art games, so hard edges are less visible in general.

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The softening effect of the CRT filter is more visible in this screenshot than its onscreen counterpart. There's very visible and flattering softening around Yuzu's pointed fox ears, as well as her chin, shirt and hair. The Steam Deck's low resolution is actually very flattering to even unfiltered pixel art games, so hard edges are less visible in general.
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13 barn owls in a trenchcoat (hauntedowlbear@eldritch.cafe)'s status on Wednesday, 05-Jun-2024 19:42:35 JST 13 barn owls in a trenchcoat
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@eniko I really like how the character portraits look with the CRT filter vs without.
Image 1: photo of Steam Deck, no CRT filter
Image 2: photo of Steam Deck, CRT filter
Image 3: Screenshot, no filter
Image 4: Screenshot, with CRT filter

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