okay but seriously, it's just a very simple Reshade. The following shaders are used:

• Prod80's Bloom (Color Effects by prod80 package)
• Fubaxiusz's LUTTools (fubax-shaders by Fubaxiusz package)
• Prod80's Levels (Color Effects by prod80)
• Ambient Light (Legacy Effects package)
• Contrast Adaptive Sharpening aka CAS (SweetFX by CeeJay package)
• GaussianBlurCS (Insane Shaders by LordOfLunacy package)
  

yee thats right, I listed the shaders individually for you, so that you can download them yourself! how nice of me, I know.

dont expect much. It's got relatively increased bloom, bloom adapts to the image quite well, so it shouldn't be overpowering. Using color balance to remove the green tint, using ambient light to uh.. well, idk. It looks good, okay? And then sharpening by using Contrast Adaptive Sharpening and GaussianBlurCS. 

This is my personal reshade, and as such, when I make any changes, I'll be sure to update things here, add changelogs, etc. Just, yknow, endorse to keep track if you like it and are interested.

My goal for this is for it to be as adaptive as possible, so that it looks great in as many situations as it realistically can.

Enjoy. Or don't. Your call.

How to install:

• Download Reshade's installer
• Run the exe
• point it to the cyberpunk exe located in bin/x64 in the game's directory.
• make sure DirectX 10/11/12 is selected on the next page
• Download my preset & extract the files in the zip into Cyberpunk 2077's bin/x64 folder, located in cyberpunk's installation location.
• on the "select a preset to install" page click browse and point it to the extracted ini (should be called e3-2023-ultra-gfx-plus.ini)
• click next
• click next again on the page "select effect packages to install"
• wait for it to finish downloading
• click "Finish" at the bottom
• ???
• Profit
  

In order to enable in game if it's not already:

• download the file from the downloads tab
• extract it directly into your bin/x64 folder inside the game's directory (the ini should be inside the bin/x64 folder, and the reshade-shaders folder should also be in the bin/x64 folder)
• Open up ReShade ingame by pressing the Home button on your keyboard
• if it prompts you to do a tutorial, click skip tutorial (unless you wanna go through the tutorial, be my guest)
• at the top, click on the bar next to the left and right arrows, should say something like reshade.ini or whatever.
• locate my preset's ini file (should be called e3-2023-ultra-gfx-plus.ini)
• click on the ini file, then click the select button
• ???
• Profit
  

Don't like the slight noise I've added? I use it for dithering to reduce color banding on my terrible monitor. Just disable "prod80_03_levels" in the reshade ui (opened by pressing Home) and you're good to go. Levels is only used for prod80's dithering effect. Might end up being used for more in the future.

You can also press the Delete button on your keyboard to toggle my preset on and off!