Very sharp image while camera is still

[subuk]

Hello!
So basically, i love the game although i have an issue with it.
When i keep my camera in one place, everything is like white and like there was no msaa, which is very hard to look at. When i move my camera its okay, fences are how they supposed to be and all. But once again if i get my camera still it gets whiteish and very unpleasing to look at. My antialiasing setting is on, and fidelity is off. Fidelity makes the game look like utter trash, antialiasing helps a bit but its still not how its supposed to be. I looked up a video on youtube to see if thats just how the game is and the answer is no. Something's wrong with my game here, and i dont have an idea what exacly.

[RavenFalith]

I am having this issue, did you ever solve it?

[subuk]

it was from nvidia's in-game filters, alt+f3 you can open it while in-game and just turn down sharpness

[RavenFalith]

Originally posted by Subuk:

it was from nvidia's in-game filters, alt+f3 you can open it while in-game and just turn down sharpness

I don't have that feature enabled, so the option is greyed out.

[subuk]

oh damn, then i dont know ;/

[BoG-_-DaN]

Advanced graphics options > disable Fidelity FX. Try this.

[neo2001]

I had this also with SGWC1. I never actually perceived this as an issue, but now that I think about it, it's actually not normal. ;-)

This was especially obvious in the train yard mission in SGWC1 with all the power lines.

[RavenFalith]

Fidelity FX doesn't seem to change it much. I think the problem is the lack of anti aliasing options like TAA, I think the game just runs FXAA and that motion blur when moving is making it better.

[ApxuBbI]

Probably this is outdated, but best results without gettings into AA overrides via NvidiaInspector for me was getting into DSR resolution.

If you use 4x factor, which in my case with 1440p native results in 3840x2160, not sure why.
It solves jaggies but performance hit is also like 50%.

There is DLDSR (NVIDIA's Deep Learning Dynamic Super Resolution (DLDSR) ) thing which bumps native resolution slightly higher, and keeps picture stable. But for some reason such resolution doesn't appear in ingame resolutions list.