I present to you C13 Camera Obscura! A photorealism oriented PPFilter for Sol and Pure.
Photorealistic PPFilter C13 Camera Obscura is a graphics enhancement mod for the racing simulation game Assetto Corsa. This mod is designed to improve the visual aesthetics of the game by simulating real-life lighting and color grading effects. The 'PPFilter' in the title refers to post-processing filters, which are used to augment or adjust the visual output after the game has been rendered by the graphics engine.

The C13 Camera Obscura part of the mod title refers to a specific type of post-processing filter that is included. The C13 Camera Obscura filter is designed to mimic the contrast, saturation, and depth of field effects of a real-world camera obscura, which produces an upside-down view of the world due to its pinhole image projection mechanism.

Overall, the Photorealistic PPFilter C13 Camera Obscura mod aims to heighten the immersion and realism in Assetto Corsa by enhancing its visual output to closely resemble authentic, real-world photographic effects. It adds a level of depth and authenticity to the game's graphics with enhanced colors, more realistic lighting conditions, and increased visual contrast for a more immersive racing experience.

Recommended Sol 2.2.1 or newer, Pure 0.142 or newer and CSP 0.1.77 or newer! Enjoy this release, for any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to get in touch!

There is only one CSP settings you should adjust: LightingFX

Install this filter by dragging the system folder from the archive into your assettocorsa folder. This filter overwrites version 1.0, so if you’re running Sol, and like the old one better, you have to reinstall that.

Some usage guidelines for Pure users:
The filter comes with a set of configuration options in the PP tab that you may tweak. Two I recommend you test, most you should only tweak if you understand what you are doing.

The options in question are:
Preset Slider – changes some low level colour grading settings. Pick whichever one you like most.

To maintain settings across restarts click “Save Script Settings”





Credits:
Ciba1991