Another favorite is “Eagle Eye,” which increases vibrance through Color filter while sharpening the image using Details filter. Some of our favorite combinations are “war cinema,” which adds a Vignette filter, reduces the vibrance using the Color filter, and decreases Gamma using Contrast.
To assign custom keyboard shortcuts for these actions, press “Alt+Z” and navigate to “Settings” > “Keyboard Shortcuts.” You can save these combinations in any of the 3 provided slots that are assigned per game, and can cycle through these slots using a hotkey, mid-game, without re-opening the overlay.
With the Game Filter Freestyle overlay loaded, click on the “+” icon to add a new filter to your game, and again to stack more filters.
Or maybe you’re color-blind, like me, and want to make a style that makes it easier to differentiate between colors and see key features. With Freestyle’s options you can be more creative with your games, adding a retro war-themed filter for your favorite FPS, for example, or enhancing color and contrast to make a game look more photorealistic. Today, we’re unveiling NVIDIA Freestyle, a way for you to personally customize a game’s appearance through the application of real-time post-processing filters. NVIDIA Freestyle: Customize Your Game’s Appearance In Real-Time
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