If you use a wide-angle lens or make a panorama, you can get much better results. Have you ever taken a picture of a natural vista that you thought was breathtaking-the grand canyon or a snow-capped mountain? But you take out your camera, snap a photo and look at it on the camera, and it's boring the picture just looks like a bunch of rocks! Typically, the problem is that your camera only takes a little piece of that glorious vista, because it has a very narrow field-of-view. You'll only want to use 100 if you're sitting in front of a fairly large screen, more than 23 inches. Now check out my preferred FOV of 100 degrees: You're basically looking just at the Reaper's legs, and only if you look upward-if you're looking at the ground to see where you're going, you won't see much of the Reaper at all. The default field-of-view in Mass Effect 3 is so narrow that you can get motion sickness, you won't see weapon upgrades that are right in front of you on the ground, and perhaps most importantly, you'll miss a lot of eye candy! Have a look at this screenshot that uses the default FOV, which is 70:

Mass effect 3 graphics settings