Hmm all I seem to be getting is pure white with the objects being black/dark greyish when I'm extremely close to them.
sample it like this:

output = DepthBuffer.Sample(PointSampler, input.UV);
output = ToLinearZ(output.r);

I simply use the same projection matrix I'm using for the whole scene (I just have one).
As the projection matrix does not change it would be the exact same one as when I rendered my geometry or not ?

Hmm all I seem to be getting is pure white with the objects being black/dark greyish when I'm extremely close to them.
sample it like this:

output = DepthBuffer.Sample(PointSampler, input.UV);
output = ToLinearZ(output.r);

I simply use the same projection matrix I'm using for the whole scene (I just have one).

Hmm all I seem to be getting is pure white with the objects being black/dark greyish when I'm extremely close to them.
sample it like this:

output = DepthBuffer.Sample(PointSampler, input.UV);
output = ToLinearZ(output.r);

Hmm all I seem to be getting is pure white with the objects being black/dark greyish when I'm extremely close to them.
sample it like this:

output = DepthBuffer.Sample(LinearSampler, input.UV);
output = ToLinearZ(output.r);

The linear sampler is just for testing but wouldn't matter or does it ?

Hmm all I seem to be getting is pure white with the objects being black/dark greyish when I'm extremely close to them.
sample it like this:

output = NormalTarget.Sample(LinearSampler, input.UV);
output = ToLinearZ(output.r);