Digital vibrance

Demoniite wrote: »

No idea what digital vibrance is. Too lazy to Google it too. >.<

Then why did you post? Lol..

Anyway, the game does look a lot better. I didn't even know what it was until I saw this thread, read about it, and turned it to 100%

2ADL wrote: »

what is it


i wanna use it

Each pixel has a red, green, and blue component. Each color component has 255 shades. Just like in art class, by adding different amounts of each component (red, green, blue; ie RGB), you get your colors.

What digital vibrance does is "bump up" the color components of each pixel. For example, if you have:

Red Shade = 43
Green Shade = 36
Blue Shade = 177

This is a dark blue. By adding digital vibrance, the shades will each be increased by a certain amount. Like this:

Red Shade = 50
Green Shade = 43
Blue Shade = 184

The problem with digital vibrance (same as increasing brightness and contrast) is that you can get a washed out effect on your screen. Bright blue colors and almost bright blue colors are now equal.

Just a little info.

g0nzo wrote: »

And does cf look better with it??

It should just make it look more richer in colors, so yeah it will make it look a bit pretty.

anyone got 2 screenies of the same place - one with it turned on, one normal - to be able to compare?