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This preset uses LUTs to intelligently and efficiently improve image quality, along with a few optional effects.
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This preset uses LUTs to improve image quality with virtaully zero performance impact, along with a few optional effects.
There are 5 LUTs to choose from (in MultiLUT settings):
Extra effects and keybinds (feel free to disable some of them in case of performance issues):
Note: For some reason when I put MagicBloom at the end ReShade stops working properly, that's why I put Vibrance with all values set to 0, it makes ReShade work but doesn't make any changes to image quality.
Another note: The screenshots were made with Daybreak, a fantastic mod that you can use with any ReShade preset to further improve graphics quality!
There are 5 LUTs to choose from (in MultiLUT settings):
- PC Default - default look as seen in screenshots
- PC Warm - as the name suggests, the image is a bit warmer
- PC Warmer - even warmer image, in case the previous LUT is not enough
- PC Cold - opposite of warm (my personal favourite)
- PC Colder - opposite of warmer
Extra effects and keybinds (feel free to disable some of them in case of performance issues):
- F6 - Adaptive Color Grading (very low performance hit) makes nighttime and dark places seem even darker and less vibrant, and makes daytime more colorful and alive (designed for default brightness setting, might need to be adjusted for best effect)
- F7 - Gaussian Blur and LumaSharpen (low performance hit) make the textures seem more detailed with minimal side effects (feel free to decrease Gaussian Blur effect if it's too blurry for you)
- F8 - Clarity and MagicBloom (high performance hit!) make bright areas (sky, fire, etc.) seem even brighter and glowing without sacrificing details
Note: For some reason when I put MagicBloom at the end ReShade stops working properly, that's why I put Vibrance with all values set to 0, it makes ReShade work but doesn't make any changes to image quality.
Another note: The screenshots were made with Daybreak, a fantastic mod that you can use with any ReShade preset to further improve graphics quality!