I have been using the C13AEGIS filter lately, v1.89. I have noticed a couple of things when trying to make it look the best. I focus only on driving, screenshots don't interest me at all. But the filter has a very natural and nice look, at the cost of some fps. But I have the fps to spare, so I'm good. Anyways:
1. I'm using a Quest 2. When I use native Oculus mode, the image is much, much brighter than when I'm using OpenVR/Open Composite. Oculus mode is too bright and overexposed, while OpenVR looks more correct, but can be a bit too dim. (OpenVR also gives me noticably better fps, even though it doesn't look that way in the AC fps-app. The app obviously doesn't work right with OpenVR/Open Composite.)
2. Disabling the "camera style exposure" in the pp-filter settings gets rid of the feeling of wearing sunglasses and allows some overexposure. Much better when using this as a driving filter.
3. Disabling "power of the sun" gets rid of many overexposed and overly bright and reflective details, without really making things too dark. So in some circumstances I also disable this for better visibility.
4. Adjusting the pp-filter brightness and/or auto exposure target also kind of does the trick, but it doesn't allow for much adjustment before things start to look ugly, so I leave them alone.
Does anyone have any thoughts about any of this?
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