This reshade amplifies vanila colors to make game colors look less washed up, adds bloom and eye adaptation to make this reshade use more of the HDR range features.
Reshade must be downloaded and installed with all addons
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Recently I got rdr2 but was really disappointed when I found out that rdr2 on pc doesn't use HDR colors, hence everything except lights looks washed out.
So I went out on an adventure trying to find something that could fix my problem. I spent about 30 hours just looking for mods and reshades just to find something, but they all use "Fake HDR" (since rdr2 can't run HDR in windowed mode) and it really didn't work for me, brightness was over the top, colors felt too exposed, everything was either undersaturated or oversaturated. I even bought the "Hyper realistic reshade preset" that I hoped would help. It didn't help either.
So I downloaded every option in reshade that I could find and started tinkering with reshade.
After a long time of tweaking and changing colors I could manage to make somewhat accurate to original look + added maybe a bit too much bloom and natural exposure from the sun, but it still looks great imo.
It is costly on performance but I really think it improves the visual experience.
It also allows for use of different visual mods too like visual redemption and or vestigia and others
P.S. this is a file for a free program called ReShade, look into how to install it because without it my preset won't work.