When I enable your preset the game looks very bright to me, everything looks kinds of pink? This is my first time using Reshade, any idea what I could be doing wrong?
Hi mate, sorry to hear your having trouble. The presets were created using a gamma setting of around 1.22 on a HDR display with a fair amount of HDR input on the native image. A high range between the brightest & darkest points is what you need.
First thing I can think of is to have a jiggle about with your gamma settings, a good increase could help.
Otherwise, you could actually customise the ReShade Presets to best suit your own display by disabling Performance Mode and tweaking the parameters on the effects.
Particular ones to change to fix the issues you describe are:
'Levels', where you can alter the white point and black point intensity overall.
For the pink effect you mention, you can reduce the intensity of a shader called 'ColorBalance'.
Lastly, recalibration of your monitor using a test image could work. I set my computer according to the one you find in Windows settings so if you get that set up as well as you can, I can only assume the Presets will present as intended.
*Edit*: one more thing to check, if you are using ReShade 5.0.1, double check the shaders are only appearing once in the list, if there are duplicates, right-click the duplicate effect and open the folder location. Delete ONE version of the offending shader.
tbh it would be nicer if you could state the shaders needed instead of downloading all the shaders... last time that happened there were many conflicting shaders
Understood. I actually found this issue you mention would happen with my latest ReShade (DismaLight) where two 'Clarity' settings were applying at once when only one was actually needed. I will be updating both of my uploads in the next 24hrs. I appreciate the feedback!
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When I enable your preset the game looks very bright to me, everything looks kinds of pink? This is my first time using Reshade, any idea what I could be doing wrong?
First thing I can think of is to have a jiggle about with your gamma settings, a good increase could help.
Otherwise, you could actually customise the ReShade Presets to best suit your own display by disabling Performance Mode and tweaking the parameters on the effects.
Particular ones to change to fix the issues you describe are:
'Levels', where you can alter the white point and black point intensity overall.
For the pink effect you mention, you can reduce the intensity of a shader called 'ColorBalance'.
Lastly, recalibration of your monitor using a test image could work. I set my computer according to the one you find in Windows settings so if you get that set up as well as you can, I can only assume the Presets will present as intended.
*Edit*: one more thing to check, if you are using ReShade 5.0.1, double check the shaders are only appearing once in the list, if there are duplicates, right-click the duplicate effect and open the folder location. Delete ONE version of the offending shader.