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A performance-friendly color-correction ReShade. It removes the ugly greenish color cast/haze and improves the game's contrast.
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***EDIT: VERSION 2 IS AVAILABLE NOW! MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS OVER THE PREVIOUS VERSION!***
***FIXED v1 PROBLEMS: MAGENTA CAST, TOO-DARK SHADOWS, AND DIMMED HIGHLIGHTS. ENJOY!***
This ReShade preset was made by color-correcting an in-game screenshot using Photoshop (outdoors, sunlit conditions). The same edits were then applied to the neutral LUT image from ReShade to produce the end result.
It's VERY performance-friendly, as it only uses a single shader. It's just a color regrade and nothing else!
Instructions:
1) Download Reshade 3.0 from here and run it.
2) Select your SkyrimSE.exe file, then select 'DirectX 10+'
3) Download shaders when prompted, BUT select 'uncheck all', followed by re-checking LUT.fx ONLY.
4) Copy the files and folders from my .zip file into the same folder as your SkyrimSE.exe file. Overwrite everything.
5) Start the game. Press Shift+F2 to bring up the Reshade interface, and select 'CCC ReShade.ini' from the drop-down menu.
The effect is toggled with the Scroll Lock key.
Hope you like it as much as I do. Please leave any suggestions you have for improvements.
***FIXED v1 PROBLEMS: MAGENTA CAST, TOO-DARK SHADOWS, AND DIMMED HIGHLIGHTS. ENJOY!***
This ReShade preset was made by color-correcting an in-game screenshot using Photoshop (outdoors, sunlit conditions). The same edits were then applied to the neutral LUT image from ReShade to produce the end result.
It's VERY performance-friendly, as it only uses a single shader. It's just a color regrade and nothing else!
Instructions:
1) Download Reshade 3.0 from here and run it.
2) Select your SkyrimSE.exe file, then select 'DirectX 10+'
3) Download shaders when prompted, BUT select 'uncheck all', followed by re-checking LUT.fx ONLY.
4) Copy the files and folders from my .zip file into the same folder as your SkyrimSE.exe file. Overwrite everything.
5) Start the game. Press Shift+F2 to bring up the Reshade interface, and select 'CCC ReShade.ini' from the drop-down menu.
The effect is toggled with the Scroll Lock key.
Hope you like it as much as I do. Please leave any suggestions you have for improvements.