You may also want to adjust settings like field of view, lens distortion, and camera wobble for tighter control over your gameplay experience. The former displays the game in its default color palette, while the latter is capable of producing darker shadows, making it a great choice for immersion building in Resident Evil 4’s dimly lit and scarier environments. However, you can turn off HDR if you’d prefer to switch your color space setting to sRGB or Rec. High Dynamic Range is here, of course, meaning compatible displays can benefit from a richer color gamut and deeper, realistic blacks.
There are some ancillary options here, too, that don’t impact performance in any major way, but can offer some visual upgrades based on your preferences.
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