I decided to try out Nvidia RTX Dynamic Vibrance to see what it would look like. I am not sure if I like it or not. I think it is because I am so used to what my sim looks like without Nvidia RTX Dynamic Vibrance on. Anyone else using RTX Dynamic Vibrance? How do you like it?

Here is a screenshot. What do you think? This is the default C-130 at Fly Tampa's Athens Greece scenery.

 

From what I read in order to use RTX Dynamic Vibrance you need to turn off the HRD and auto exposer setting within P3D. Also make sure you enable windows HDR but turn off auto HDR in your windows settings.

A before and after image from the same scene might be helpful for me to provide an opinion.

Didn't even know this was a thing. Yeah, before and after needed.

Hello,

I use RTX Dynamic Vibrance my values      Intensity 50 and saturation boost 50 It gives good results 

I never tried more than 50... I was afraid for  the repercusions ... 

 

Later I will try 100

Fingers crossed 🤞 

Here is the before shot.

I don't remember the time it was when I took the first shot so the before shot is approximately the same time. The weather is different because I was using Active Sky live weather for the first shot, so I used it again for the second shot.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/55157818869_f6e3e0c5fc_b.jpg

Edit: Not sure why the screenshot isn't showing. Just click the link to see it.

Edited March 20Mar 20 by Joseph29

18 minutes ago, Emile said:

Hello,

I use RTX Dynamic Vibrance my values      Intensity 50 and saturation boost 50 It gives good results 

I never tried more than 50... I was afraid for  the repercusions ... 

 

Later I will try 100

Fingers crossed 🤞 

I had my values were 30% intensity and 5% saturation. I will play around with different values.

Edited March 20Mar 20 by Joseph29

5 hours ago, Joseph29 said:

I had my values were 30% intensity and 5% saturation. I will play around with different values.

I changed to 90 BUT I do not like it   back to 50 50

On 3/19/2026 at 11:00 AM, Joseph29 said:

Anyone else using RTX Dynamic Vibrance? How do you like it?

I’ve never heard of it. What exactly does it do and what generation of Nvidia card is required?

1 hour ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

I’ve never heard of it. What exactly does it do and what generation of Nvidia card is required?

It is a Nvidia feature that enhances in-game color, clarity, and contrast. It also improves visibility in darker scenes by boosting saturation. You need a GeForce RTX 20 series card or newer to use it. Think of it like Envshade.

For anyone who prefers the minimalist approach of Nvidia Inspector, these are the values you can input into the relevant RTX Vibrance fields based on the corresponding percentage settings in the Nvidia App GUI (so in other words, you don't need the Nvidia App once you know these values if you don't wish to use the Nvidia App). The values are the same for both the intensity and saturation fields though obviously you can have different values for each if you want (and you probably will).

 

%    Value

0    0x00000000

5    0x00000005

10    0x0000000A

15    0x0000000F

20    0x00000014

25    0x00000019

30    0x0000001E

35    0x00000023

40    0x00000028

45    0x0000002D

50    0x00000032

55    0x00000037

60    0x0000003C

65    0x00000041

70    0x00000046

75    0x0000004B

80    0x00000050

85    0x00000055

90    0x0000005A

95    0x0000005F

100    0x00000064