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Options / Controls / Camera Smoothing On / Off
Options / Graphics / VSYNC On / Off
Options / Graphics / Anti Aliasing On / Off
Thanks for the tips, it's not an aliasing issue though and it's not a frame rate or frame timing issue either with vsync, I use g-sync so my monitor's refresh rate is automatically adjusted based on the FPS.
I think it's the weird head Bob when turning your camera coupled with some other things
Head Bobbing might be optional soon.
I normally use 2560x1440, but set the in-game graphic settings to 1920x1080 for GH and it significantly lessens the "fish eye" effect that seems to make quite a few people feel ill.
If nothing else, you may want to give it a try and see if it makes any difference.
Edit: clarification of display settings
I need a wider FOV - when possible, I set most of my games to 100
There should be a fix to be able to increase the FOV to 100, until then i am not able to play the game.
I dont feel like going down to 1920x1080, there's a reason why i upgraded my computer.
Perhaps I should have been more clear in my statement (I'll correct it) - don't lower your monitor res, lower the game display res in the graphic settings. It alters the display format to significantly reduce the fish-eye effect. Increasing the FOV, due to the display warping method currently used will only make the effect worse.
Alternatively, do nothing and wait.
TLDR; Set 'FOV' to 70, Set 'Camera Smoothing' to 15~25%, *if possible 'Fullscreen Exclusive' highest refresh rate available.