Quote from Flotch :

NB : I like the mention of "At Fern Bay, the old version" ... agree, the 2.0 track will be the one to rule rule them all

I'm sure he meant the old version of the exposure adjustment, not the track

Quote from Flame CZE :

Nice! It would be interesting to watch the same FBM tunnel drive-through video...

OK here it is. I think that:
1) The sky brightness fluctuations are reduced a bit before entering the tunnel.
2) Slightly earlier exposure reduction at end of tunnel.



Old: https://youtu.be/YL7q4t5esyI
New: https://youtu.be/jkudBQO4rfQ

Thanks!

Here's a side by side comparison: https://viewsync.net/watch?v=jkudBQO4rfQ&t=0&v=YL7q4t5esyI&t=0&mode=solo

I personally think the slower exposure adjustment looks more immersive.

Quote from pärtan :

I personally think the slower exposure adjustment looks more immersive.

I'm not sure what you mean. Are you referring to a difference between the two versions?

They both have the same rate of adjustment.

The new one uses centre-weighted metering, which has two advantages:
1) Exposure based more on what you are actually looking at, instead of peripheral vision.
2) More stable because peripheral parts often have large bright or dark areas that have a bad effect on exposure.

I wonder how it would look with a slower rate of adjustment. Now it seems a bit too quick especially around 0:03-0:04 during the transition into the shadow before the tunnel where it changes in just like 10 frames or so. I know it's never going to be a perfect representation of human vision in SDR mode anyway, but I feel like the changes in exposure could be a bit smoother/longer.

It looks better already with the center weighting, but I'm also curious about slightly slower transitions as Flame mentioned.
Also, I'm now wondering about triple screen (or other multiple screen setups): is the center weighting stretched over all screens, or just the center screen?

The transitions were done with the real time while the video was recorded quite slowly, so that's why the transitions were too fast.

Here it is redone using the actual frame steps, so it looks as it does in game.

Looks cool, I wonder if there will be an auto-exposure level adjustment in the settings, for example with a slider from 0 to 100? Or will it be an unchangeable value?

Quote from Scawen :

OK here it is. I think that...

Missed the apex on the entry

Yes, probably need a bit more practice on those bends.

Transition looks nice.
My only thought is that brightness in the tunnel is little bit too high.
I'm worried how it behave while driving in the night if if doesn't feel like driving during the day because of exposition change. Night is night and there should be black around.
It is the same problem like with photo camera where center weight average metering fails sometimes (black cat over white wall will be underexposed for example) and you need to apply EV correction manually.