Colors. Please add a saturation adjust if these colors are going to be this silly

It is most notable in the curbs and red signs at the beginning of this video.

I practically adjust televisions and computer monitors for a living and I know when the saturation is too high on something. Maybe it is just the HDR doing this but something must be done.

THIS does not look good.

 

Adjust, or calibrate displays?

I'm not on my calibrated monitir right now, so I won't comment. In that video it seems a bit overdone, but can't say I've noticed anything playing on my proper display. at 1:50 you can see the red being oversaturated.

 

On one of my GDM-FW900's so things stand out more than on a flat panel. I don't call it calibration unless an actual calibrator is used. When I have to judge by eye with patterns I just call it adjustment.

 

I also think colors are too saturated. But it's still a beta, so hopefully they're already aware of that and it's something that will be corrected in the future.

BTW, probably there's no need to be that 'aggressive' when posting

Regards

 

"I wonder how many kids think the world looks BROWN and cinematically greyscaled ."

So true, hehe

 

Its colour, and yes its over-saturated.

 

It is not oversaturated. It is to warm as stated above. I'm looking through a window right now (very sunny day) and colour saturation is comparable. But when all objects start to reflect cubemape (mostly sky) it will get more cold in some angles of view.

 

I wonder if texture artists doing their trade on high end calibrated monitors experience the same kind of problems with the general public that sound engineers do with their high end flat response monitoring equipment... =)

 

The only color that bothered me was that red on the signs and curbs. I liked everything else. The sun is the most important part of making it look real.

 

The only color that REALLY bothers me is the red dot in the rpm lights of the FISI. =)

 

And that blue dot in the trackloading screens...

 

YEEESSSSS!!!! Thank you!

 

Ok, tried it with my calibrated displays (both the LCD and projector), and both exhibit significant red clipping in the latest build. It's almost as bad as iRacing in this respect, actually. So, thank god devs are aware of this.

And to the guy that said saturation was comparable to outside, there is no chance in somewhere very hot that today's displays can reproduce the full gamut of real colours. Trying would result in what we see in the latest build, clipping. The example in the OP with the red suit is a good example of clippig. When a colour goes from textured to uniform, that means the signal wants to have even more colour, but there is no more to be had. The red channel is maxed out. It works the same as an amplifier or speaker clipping, it's a similar signal after all.

 

yup loloollo

 

Y'know...I noticed that from Day 1 of the beta. When the loading screen .psd was released, I rushed in and tried to figure out what was causing it (the bk_overlay layers). Unfortunately, I was too lazy to say anything about it 'till now.

 

THAAAAAAANKYOUUU.... I'm not crazy!! Wooeehh!!

 

For your information the saturation adjustment setting you are asking for is there, its not in rfactor 2 though, there are buttons and settings on your monitor you can do it right there (might even be able to save the settings so you can quickly go back and forth, depending on the monitor), if you don't want to deal with physically adjusting monitor settings, then there are thousands (literally) of tiny programs out there for free download where you can adjust this from and make it perfect, if that is still too much work then in your video cards control panel/options you have all these same image settings adjustment options aswell. 3 great options for you if you would like to adjust colours, rgb values, contrasts, etc etc

 

Spinelli does have a valid point.
At my last workplace I took care of 5 computers, out of those 5, there were 4 different brands and models of computer screens.
None of them were adjusted the same.
I doubt that OP's video looked the same to a majority of those who viewed it.