3 minutes ago, speedyTC said:

Just to chuck in an extra layer of confusion...have you played around with Reshade? Now that is a truly deep rabbit hole!

Indeed! I was so deep down that hole that I was lucky to get out 😅 Not going to repeat that anytime soon.

14 minutes ago, MrBitstFlyer said:

How about posting some images from your MSFS 2020 to show how close the colours are?  MSFS is well know for a big variance in realism with its colours & lighting.  Your real world photos are as equally irrelevant as my smilies without seeing your sim to back up your claims.  Show us you use zero filters of any kind or have not adjusted colour settings at all.

I love how real MSFS2020 can look, but I also know how bad it can look!

Reading "MSFS2002" and "Look bad" in the same sentence is pretty hilarious.

Tho it's funny that you'd demand me to post more images when you have provided none at all.

Watching Naha airport in the sim and in a real time webcam right now, and the similarity is uncanny despite the fact that webcams are naturally desaturated. And guess what? The yellow tint is still there.No filters needed.

Edited September 1, 20241 yr by Abriael

7 hours ago, Abriael said:

This looks like you're looking at it through a blue lens. 

I'm not sure why people think the slight yellow tint is a problem, considering that's what natural sunlight looks like according to physics. 

As someone who dabbles rather heavily in photography, this position honestly baffles me. 

Here's a picture taken with a high quality camera and lens in natural sunlight at 1 PM in June. This is straight JPG conversion from the RAW without any editing whatsoever. The yellow tint is clearly visible because that's how natural sunlight looks filtered by this planet's atmosphere.  

By all means, if you like to watch stuff through a blue filter, more power to you, but REX Atmos and all these manual efforts to remove the "yellow tint" are making the visuals less realistic. 

I was going to say your sim looks amazing and ask what your settings were 🤣

Just now, RJC68 said:

I was going to say your sim looks amazing and ask what your settings were 🤣

Real Life Simulator 2024 😂

3 hours ago, Abriael said:

Reading "MSFS2002" and "Look bad" in the same sentence is pretty hilarious.

Tho it's funny that you'd demand me to post more images when you have provided none at all.

Watching Naha airport in the sim and in a real time webcam right now, and the similarity is uncanny despite the fact that webcams are naturally desaturated. And guess what? The yellow tint is still there.No filters needed.

Don't be ridiculous, you know exactly what they meant.

Also, the differences in your picture/sim are still pretty "off" from what I can see. Are you implying that you don't use filters or anything and just naturally, by default...your sim looks good to you?

If yes, then please realize this thread is about WHAT Nvidia filters people like to use.

 

Edited September 2, 20241 yr by Sonosusto

18 minutes ago, Sonosusto said:

Don't be ridiculous, you know exactly what they meant.

Also, the differences in your picture/sim are still pretty "off" from what I can see. Are you implying that you don't use filters or anything and just naturally, by default...your sim looks good to you?

If yes, then please realize this thread is about WHAT Nvidia filters people like to use.

 

I know exactly that they they demanded me to present more evidence while they have provided nothing, which is funny indeed. 

I am not "implying" anything. I'm saying that I, like the vast vast majority of MSFS users, don't need to use any filters, because yes, the sim naturally looks fantastic and very, very similar to reality. 

I am an Nvidia user, and what I like to use is nothing, like the vast majority of Nvidia users. The OP made a clear claim about the "yellow tint" and I simply offered a counter to that, supported by images, since it's a somewhat common misconception that leads to the results also shown in the OP's post, which is a bluish tint that has absolutely nothing to do with reality. 

Edited September 2, 20241 yr by Abriael

Well, Ok now I understand something. The OP's title is quite literally  "Nvidia filters - which settings do you prefer?"

And you're still going off about how you don't use or need filters. Great. Then go make a different post about that instead of taking everyone off the topic. Stop arguing with everyone about semantics. Make your own post about not needing filters because, somehow, magically, your monitor is amazing apparently. Again, facts vs opinions.

It would be like someone stating, "your website is not really well put together." See? That's an opinion. Doesn't mean it's true.

Your method of not using Nvidia filters because it looks good to you? See? That's an opinion. It doesn't matter what anyone else thinks.

.....that you keep turning the proverbial steering wheel into an annoying jaunt of semantics because your monitor screen is "perfect" from the start? See?   I wish the moderators would start slapping some ban hammers around at people like you so we can stay on point for chrissakes.

Edited September 2, 20241 yr by Sonosusto

9 hours ago, GSalden said:

Server :

But I also use modified color settings in NVCP and in the menu of the 4K tv’s

Yours look pretty good! I think I might tweak mine a bit using some of yours as an example. Mine is fairly similar.

Edited September 2, 20241 yr by Sonosusto

12 minutes ago, Abriael said:

I'm saying that I, like the vast vast majority of MSFS users, don't need to use any filters, because yes, the sim naturally looks fantastic and very, very similar to reality. 

I don’t care that the majority don’t use filters (if that’s even true). Some people do, which is the point of this thread. If your mission was to derail this thread with your hyperbole then congratulations, you’ve succeeded.

59 minutes ago, Sonosusto said:

And you're still going off about how you don't use or need filters. Great. Then go make a different post about that instead of taking everyone off the topic.

You're very free to ignore my posts instead of playing moderator. The majority of my posts on this thread are in response to you continuously and aggressively arguing my points. No one can "take" you off topic unless you want to go there. 

The OP made a claim about an aspect of the simulator, which I believe is false, hence I responded and offered some clarity. That is all. You're the one who felt the need to drag it on. 

49 minutes ago, Cpt_Piett said:

I don’t care that the majority don’t use filters (if that’s even true). Some people do, which is the point of this thread. If your mission was to derail this thread with your hyperbole then congratulations, you’ve succeeded.

Nope. My intent was to correct the misconception that the simulator has an undue yellow tint, which you claimed. As I mentioned before, if you like your simulator to look unnaturally blue, more power to you. I simply pointed out that's not realistic and explained why.

If  the "yellow tint" really bothers you, I'd suggest simply reducing saturation. By introducing other tints you're simply messing things up.

Edited September 2, 20241 yr by Abriael

9 minutes ago, Sonosusto said:

Bueno, ahora entiendo algo. El título del autor original es literalmente  " Filtros de Nvidia: ¿qué configuración prefieres?"

Y sigues hablando de que no usas o necesitas filtros. Genial. Entonces haz una publicación diferente sobre eso en lugar de desviar a todos del tema. Deja de discutir con todos sobre semántica. Haz tu propia publicación sobre que no necesitas filtros porque, de alguna manera, mágicamente, tu monitor aparentemente es increíble. Una vez más, hechos versus opiniones.

Sería como si alguien dijera: "Tu sitio web no está muy bien diseñado". ¿Lo ves? Es una opinión, pero no significa que sea verdad.

¿Tu método de no usar filtros de Nvidia porque te parece bueno? ¿Lo ves? Es una opinión. No importa lo que piensen los demás.

.....¿que sigues haciendo girar el proverbial volante en un molesto paseo de semántica porque la pantalla de tu monitor es "perfecta" desde el principio? ¿Ves? Ojalá los moderadores comenzaran a golpear a gente como tú con martillos de prohibición para que podamos mantenernos centrados en el tema, por el amor de Dios.

This kind of people are best ignored, we have already seen them in other threads defending absurd things.

1 hour ago, Aglos77 said:

This kind of people are best ignored, we have already seen them in other threads defending absurd things.

Very true. We all have. 

Speaking of....how does your sim look? Do you use any app/software to change how it looks? We are looking for good examples on this thread. 

 

1 hour ago, Abriael said:

You're very free to ignore my posts that are incredibly annoying to everyone on Avsim

Got it. I will do that. 

8 hours ago, Abriael said:

If  the "yellow tint" really bothers you, I'd suggest simply reducing saturation. By introducing other tints you're simply messing things up.

I agree that I need to find a better solution. I’m not interested in the intense blue tint shown in my screenshot. I only want to make a very subtle change to what I consider a “yellow tint” (for lack of a better description).

Edited September 2, 20241 yr by Cpt_Piett

21 hours ago, Cpt_Piett said:

 

Colour

• Tint colour 30%
• Tint intensity 20%

Brightness/contrast

• Contrast 15%
• Highlights -50%
• Shadows -10%

Details

• HDR toning 14%

I'd be interesting to hear how other people use Nvidia filters.

Are these settings located within the NVidea Control panel or is this for an app you purchase separately?  Cheers,

Calum

51 minutes ago, Seabass said:

Are these settings located within the NVidea Control panel or is this for an app you purchase separately?

You need to have GeForce experience (installed by default with the GPU driver). Once in the sim hit alt-z to bring up the overlay.