Road textures from cockpit view way too bright

Try this on PC, it solved all my blown out/exposure issues (I had no stuttering issues):

https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/bloom-draw-distance-and-stutter-fix.64770/

Yes, for me too! PS5 has the same problem! My tv (although capable to HDR) with HDR disabled everything seems to be overexposed. In the menus the colours also seem off and especially the white colourd cars are overexposed too. Pretty ugly imo. Please fix this!!!

Product: EA SPORTS™ WRC
Platform:PlayStation 5
Summarize your bug Serious brightness (blown out highlights in sky and track) issues on daylight stages with brightness set to near 0, especially in cockpit view.
How often does the bug occur? Often (50% - 99%)
Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? Adjust the brightness level in general but especially in cockpit views!
What happens when the bug occurs? Everything is sheer white even though I have brightness set to 10 and my tv set darker.
What do you expect to see? Serious adjustment to contrast and brightness in-game.

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Serious brightness flaw for in cockpit views!!!!!

EA/Codemasters please, please address this issue as soon as possible as it is ruining the game.

As mentioned in the video link I have attached here, there is a serious flaw in brightness levels once you switch to in cockpit views. I’m playing on PS5 so I do not know if any other platforms are experiencing this too. DR 2.0 had this and I was really hoping this would not be an issue with EA WRC but alas it is. A serious one! I cannot race in Mexico, Sweden or any other brighter rallies and need to switch to bonnet view to play. Not good!

If this is already known and is being worked on then I apologize but I’ve only seen a few mentions about it and only simply switch to bonnet view to solve the issue. I want to make sure this gets address.

Cheers,

https://youtu.be/8rNlwPquOoM?feature=shared

Product: EA SPORTS™ WRC
Platform:Steam-PC
Summarize your bug On sunny stages - when you switch camera to Inside of the car, everything Outside - is getting too bright... (HDR-Lightning problem)
It is impossible to drive in first person view in sunny stages, because you just can't see details of the surface!
How often does the bug occur? Every time (100%)
Steps: How can we find the bug ourselves? Just turn off this "Dinamic lightning" feature in the cockpit... It had to be used only for tunnels!
What happens when the bug occurs? You can't see road well.
What do you expect to see? Just normalise the brightness, without this "dynamic" changes

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Sweden cockpit hard to see road 

I’m on PS5 and i’m convinced that it is not only in certain stages but the whole game is bright/overexposed. If you look in the menus also the cars are too bright. Just look at the white cars. Details are barely visible b’cause the white colours are all overexposed. The other colours seem also very odd and cartoony. When i switch to HDR (wich i almost never use on my tv) it looks more natural but i have to lower the HDR brightness to 30. I now know that the new patch wil solve the overexposure in sertain tracks but i think it is in the whole game.

Tried it with the new patch 1.3 on PS5. For me the difference is very small. Still overexposed in different tracks. Tried to fiddle with my tv settings but with brightness down i get a very dark picture and it doesn’t affect the over exposure. All my other games look fine except this one. Is this game only made for HDR??? I understand that on PC you have lots of settings to fiddle with, but PS5 has only a brightness and HDR setting. 

Graphics & Visuals

• Fixed an issue where brightness in interior views was either over or underexposed in certain conditions at Mexico.
• Fixed an issue where brightness in interior views was either over or underexposed in certain conditions at Scandia.
• Fixed an issue where brightness in interior views was either over or underexposed in certain conditions at Sweden.
  
  
  There's no way to fix this, no change with patch 1.3, it's still just as overexposed!

There's no way to fix this, no change with patch 1.3, it's still just as overexposed!

They need to actually disable / remove the culprit (auto-exposure) on their end, not tweak it for a couple of locations like they said they did. It's still active all over the game and is completely unrealistic with how the game is suddenly overexposed when you move the camera behind the windshield, and it's still a problem in every location, not just the brightest ones where it's the most obvious.

They implemented the feature all wrong, it should only be tied to some actual parts of a stage like the tunnel in Monte Carlo. NOT THE CARS THEMSELVES. It should be very simple for them to actually remove auto-exposure / eye adaptation entirely on their end, this needs to be hotfixed and taken out asap.

https://docs.unrealengine.com/4.27/en-US/RenderingAndGraphics/PostProcessEffects/AutomaticExposure/

Don't care if the whole game has to be re-downloaded it because of their stupid mistake when building the game and how that junk wound up being wrongfully applied to all car interiors. If that's what it takes, that's what it takes. Do it right it this time, EA & Codemasters.

If it cannot be removed completely, then you need to at least strive for near total consistency between the exterior and interior views throughout the whole game, not just a couple of locations that are the most extreme examples.

If anything, some of the more tinted windshield should decrease the blinding brightness of some stages, but since this effect is wholly unnatural and unrealistic, it still goes the other way and ramps it all up. Even after the patch, it's still busted.

You have to actually give it time to settle when going back and forth and comparing the visuals from outside then in. It takes a few moments for the unrealistic exposure to fully ramp up once behind the glass. I can't imagine just rushing this fix was the cause, but something pretty simple slipped through or went unnoticed by whomever attempted to apply those tweaks in 1.3.0, but then they also didn't seem to know or care that it was an issue in every location, not just glaringly obvious ones talked about the most.