[Wally]

For Brad & Phil, you could try importing my CM settings.

1. Make a copy of your entire <user>\Documents\Assetto Corsa\cfg\extension folder
2. Unzip the files in the attached zip into the <user>\Documents\Assetto Corsa\cfg\extension folder, replacing the existing files.

Give it a try. I can't say I've ever seen the overly bright settings you're seeing.

[Seanus]

USER\Documents\Assetto Corsa\cfg\extension

[Wally]

USER\Documents\Assetto Corsa\cfg\extension

Thanks Seanus, I updated the first post.

[rooshooter]

WTF we finally convince two Luddites to throw away their "sabots" and their first experience of the new technology is a disaster
From memory from a long time ago I vaguely recall experiencing this issue of overbright display and I "think" I resolved it by turning off Post Processing in the basic Assetto Corsa video options. I no longer have to do this and am running Post Processing but I cannot remember what the permanent fix was.  Hope this helps.

[bradc]

WTF we finally convince two Luddites to throw away their "sabots" and their first experience of the new technology is a disaster
From memory from a long time ago I vaguely recall experiencing this issue of overbright display and I "think" I resolved it by turning off Post Processing in the basic Assetto Corsa video options. I no longer have to do this and am running Post Processing but I cannot remember what the permanent fix was.  Hope this helps.

You are entitled to your opinion, however I don't like the fact that I've been forced to move away a method which worked to a totally different platform which clearly has some issues....it's near on impossible to see when driving towards the sun! Apart from completely uninstalling both CM and AC I am at a loss of how to fix this problem

After trying Wally's settings yesterday nothing has changed (for me) so I guess this luddite won't be racing as much as I'd like if being forced to use CM this is going to be the norm....

[buellersdayoff]

WTF we finally convince two Luddites to throw away their "sabots" and their first experience of the new technology is a disaster
From memory from a long time ago I vaguely recall experiencing this issue of overbright display and I "think" I resolved it by turning off Post Processing in the basic Assetto Corsa video options. I no longer have to do this and am running Post Processing but I cannot remember what the permanent fix was.  Hope this helps.

You are entitled to your opinion, however I don't like the fact that I've been forced to move away a method which worked to a totally different platform which clearly has some issues....it's near on impossible to see when driving towards the sun! Apart from completely uninstalling both CM and AC I am at a loss of how to fix this problem

After trying Wally's settings yesterday nothing has changed (for me) so I guess this luddite won't be racing as much as I'd like if being forced to use CM this is going to be the norm....

Check in the AC- video settings and make sure you have fxaa enabled, most of the effects CM does uses fxaa.

[Bacchulum]

In content manager:
Settings/Assetto Corsa/Miscellaneous, there's an 'Exposure' setting.
This should take your view from almost black to almost white, find the sweet spot.