In VR (HP Reverb G2 with 1080TI), the landscape looks overexposed, to bright and the colors washed out. This makes everything outside the plane look lacking in contrast and less realistic. The plane itself and the cockpit are OK. Also discussed here: [image] Very Bright colors and …

Have you tried playing with any of these settings yet??? I would like to know if you may have found an easy fix for the washed out colors

The problem is that there are no settings to play with, neither in sim nor nVidia control panel. All the settings in the nVidia control panel or nVidia Freestyle don’t work with VR headset (at least G2).

Freestyle doesn’t work for Rift ‘S’ either.

Pimax 8kx, same problem. Very washed out when looking towards the sun.

I want to join with you. The overexposed landscape is very annoying and unrealistic in VR. The devs should make a setting to this with a slider to set the intensity of the effect.

Reverb G2 - overexposure (white clipping) - Eye adaptation On/Off? EyeAdaptation Setting EyeAdaptation from 1 to 0 in Usercfg.opt resolved the problem.

@UranicPen337308 I tried this setting today and it certainly makes things better, but I wouldn’t say it’s a proper, or full solution. The world is still super bright in Illinois, it must be dazzling in the South of France!

Same problem also for me. To birght and more of a blue hue to it. Specs: Windows 10 Home Motherboard: ASUS ROG RAMPAGE VI EXTREME Processor: i9-7920X Harddisk: Samsung SSD 970 EVO 1TB Memory: G.Skill Ripyaws 32 GB Graphic card: Nvidia Geforce RTX 2080 Ti Reverb 2G I have exellent colors and…

UranicPen337308: Setting EyeAdaptation from 1 to 0 in Usercfg.opt resolved the problem. It also did for me. EyeAdaptation has to be what your eyes see when you are in a rather darker area (cockpit) and also see a rather brighter area (outside), the brighter area would be a bit washed out. If…

I tried it today but no substantial change here.

[BUG] - VR - Overexposed & washed out landscape colors

Bug Reporting Hub Virtual Reality (VR)

Organist93 January 7, 2021, 11:42am 9

Setting EyeAdaptation from 1 to 0 in Usercfg.opt resolved the problem.