Game brightness not affecting recordings?

#1

styraxic

0 Frags – +

Is there any way to have my in game brightness settings also affect the brightness of my screenshots? It doesn't seem to change the brightness of OBS captures either despite the brightness changes having an obvious effect in game.

https://ibb.co/zVFdwJnF

https://ibb.co/gZxMZcs3

Is there any way to have my in game brightness settings also affect the brightness of my screenshots? It doesn't seem to change the brightness of OBS captures either despite the brightness changes having an obvious effect in game.

[img]https://ibb.co/zVFdwJnF[/img]
[img]https://ibb.co/gZxMZcs3[/img]

#2

turbochad69

3 Frags – +

No it doesn't work like that, that gamma correction gets applied at a point way later than where your screen captures occur

#3

styraxic

0 Frags – +

is there any way to change it so that my in game recordings appear brighter at least?

#4

gianni

2 Frags – +

You can probably use gamma adjustments in a program like premiere to make your recordings look like how they do ingame

#5

AimTech

-2 Frags – +

Assuming you're using obs like everyone else.
Right click your screen or game capture -> click add filter -> choose colour correction -> adjust brightness (or gamma or contrast or whatever else you want to)

Screenshot for easy help.
https://imgur.com/a/HaUeMFm

Assuming you're using obs like everyone else.
Right click your screen or game capture -> click add filter -> choose colour correction -> adjust brightness (or gamma or contrast or whatever else you want to)

Screenshot for easy help.
https://imgur.com/a/HaUeMFm

#6

Archaeology

-1 Frags – +

Had the same problem with CS2, uncheck Force SDR when you setup the display/game capture